Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1941 volume:

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The People Who Work fl ere . .. like most schools, ours is a mixture ot' persons starting at the top with the lligh and Xlighty who leatl, antl continuing through the lmportant who teach, the ll'e-K111111'-ll'ere-G111111 Seniors, the We-'l'1111112-ll'ere-62111111 jun- iors, the 51111111 lfr-i' Sophs, antl the 1:i1'e11 81111111111 lireshinen, liach part has its lttnction: each is intlispensahlei each contrihutes something important to school lilie. And What We 've Done ..... Naturally social ntindetl antl conscious ol' civic afliairs. we've taken part in conitnunitv activities, have established cluhs lor everything ini- aginahle, antl have carrietl on just ahout any sport you can name. ll you're interested. take a tour around the halls, and in every class and extracurricu- lar activity vou'll see theSp1r11 ol Lawrence lligh at work. lawrence 8017! 1' , f f ,I . ,f'l I Mr. Lawrence V. Dodd Me People Wflo Work Here . .. Our ,sjuloerinfenclenh . . Notice that beam of pride on Mr. Dodds face? lt illus- trates the feeling that all Lawrencians, from the top down, have for the school. Our Superintendent of Schools has good cause for feeling proud because our rapid progress is due, in a great measure, to his tireless efforts. When the post of Superintendent became vacant in l935, Mr. Dodd, having been a chemistry teacher in the school, knew thoroughly the problems confronting the system and was chosen to nll the vacancy. He has since proved his understanding by institut- ing the much needed Guidance Department, encouraging the music and art departments, and expanding the vocational courses. For his pride in us, weire twice as proud of him. l l Mr. Cecil C. MacDonald Our lgrincilaaf. . . May l have your attention? May I have your attention? lVlr. lVlacDon- ald speakingf, The voice greeting us from the loudspeaker system every morning has come to be just as much a part of our curriculum as our classes. On mornings when the broadcast is late, or not heard at all, something seems dehnitely wrong with the day. ln this same way Mr. MacDonald's friendly presence has always been re- assuring to Lawrencians, even before the broadcasting system. We students have found in him a sincere friend al- ways willing to help untangle any problem with which we cannot cope. Our principal has always thrown him- self whole-heartedly into school ac- tivities and is inevitably present to encourage our teams, congratulating the winners, consoling the losers. Thus he has earned a place in our fond re- membrances of high school days. Our ,fdzmidfanf principaf. . . When we were Freshmen, Miss Telft was, to us, inseparably connected with the little black book, the sym- bol of her position as Assistant Princi- pal and the long arm of discipline. ln four years of high school since then we have come to know her as a lively personality and efficient director, mainly responsible for maintaining our usual calm routine. Besides her other duties, Miss Tefft is also head of the Social Studies Department, and the exceptional sense of fair play she has shown at all times has brought her the respect of all Lawrencians, teachers and students. anal fke jacuky... Miss Elsie R. Tefft .I 19. I SX YN x N I .gift . Z . X I My ,CAN 5 4 J' 1 1 C5 .. , ,X GMX . B Z ,- Fd A f - 3 qffaff I Q r K-YJ, L J X , xi 4' ' i il A 2 lla K9 flip? 614' Av R477 .. ' U6 ', x . .F .M- . 'elf I8 ABRAMS, RLTH E. Foreign AB. Elmira College M.A. Western Reserve Lniversity Languages AHNER, WALTER L. Head of Science Department AB. Hamilton College M.A. University of Rochester ANDREWS, EDWARD A. Social Studies Coach of Baseball Assistant Coach of Football BS. Albright College Oneonta State Normal BARBER, MURIEL 'lf Physical Education BS. Columbia University 'Vl.A. New York University BELOOF, ELMER R. 1 nm: BS. University of Illinois M.A. Columbia University I if BENSON, DORIS E. Foreign Langu s AB. Elmira College BALCOM, HELEN C. Mathematics MA, Middlebury College BERLE, FARRELL j. B.S. Niagara University M.Ed. St. Lawrence University BOSCHERT, HENRY C. Foreign AB. Syracuse University M.A. New York University Q Science Languages CATON, WILLIAM E. AB. St. lirancis College CLINTON, EYA Music B.S. Ithaca College COOMBS. ARTHUR W. English B.S. College of the City of N V York M.A. Columbia Liniversity CORYAIA. AM ELIA G. Foreign l.angnz1ges A.B. Brooklyn College M..A. Columbia Univer' ty DAVIS, MILDRED R. English Cortland Normal B.S. in Ed. New York lniversity DAVISON, LYMAN W. Gzmlaizee Direeioi Head ol English Department AB. Cornell University MA. Columbia University DIEMOTT. ELMETTA Y. llolne Economies B.S. New York State College for Teachers M..-X. Columbia University DENTON, MADELINE li. English B.S. Teachers College. Columbia University M.A. Columbia University liLl.SWORTll, GRACE W. Head of Dramatic .4 rt Departnzent Chicago Music College if . Sofia! Studi g ISRTES. ALICE Conznzercial B.S. Syracuse Lfniversity EARINA. NICHOLAS A. Social Studies Head Coach of liootball A.B. Bucknell University GRIFEITI I. DOROTI IY Social Studies AB. Liniversity of Rochester M.A. Lniversity of Rochester IIARTIGAN, KATHERINE A. , Science B.S. New York State Colleg ,fo Tefi hers 'ff M.A. New Yoink 'niv r'i HAYES. LYNN L. J C innzercial B.S. in Commerce, Grove City College HIRSCH. ERNEST L. Conzniereial B.C.S. Rider College B.S. Syracuse University HORN. EMMA B. Assistant Guidance Director Oswego State Normal ICE, RUTII C. English B.S. in ELI. Ohio State University JACK, KM Q ixiieff Cammmmz Platts rgi,S'tate?Normal .rf fl! if ' IENSEN, ELLEN MARI E lfizglisb AB, University of Wisconsin K ELLER, GEORGE D. Head of Imlustrial Arts Department Buffalo State Teachers College KELLEY, NELLE M. linglisli AB. Indiana University MA. Columbia University KELLOCK, GRACE R. Foreign Languages AB. Tufts College M.A. St. Lawrence KOERBER, KATHERINE A. Conznzertvial Plattsburg State Normal KOGEL, WILLIAM Ii linglisli B.S. New York University M.A. Columbia University KRIZ, FRANK S. Industrial Arts B.S. in Industrial Arts. Buffalo State Teachers College LAFFERTY, GERTRUDE BA. Marywood College LEAVITT, MABEL A.B. Syracuse University M.A. Syracuse University Home Econonzics Foreign Languages LEE, ATHENA -I. Mathematics AB. Wellesley College M.A, University of Pittsburgh MULCAIIY, DANIEL linglisli AB. St. Francis College OUTTERSON, LESLIE A. Social Studies BS. in Ed. Boston University M.Ed. Pennsylvania State PAGE, JOSEPII E. Art B.E.A. in Ed, Syracuse University PALMER. ANN K. Art fxorthern Illinois State Teachers College PIERCE, EORRESTER W. Head of Health and Physical Education Department B.P.E. Posse POSNER, S. RUTII Foreign Languages A.B. Middlebury College M.A. Middlebury College SCHOEN. MARGARET Home Economics B.S. in Home Economics, Cornell University SCHWAB, THOMAS W. lizzglisli M.Ed. ew York University A.B. Lehigh University Iiol f 6-' I G. SIMMONDS, JAMES H. A.B. Colgate University SLOAN E, WINIFRED E. Mathematics Head of Home Economics Department B.S. Massachusetts State College SMITH, SOL BA. Ohio State University MA. Columbia University STOCKERT, HELEN A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan BS. Columbia University STRAUCH, LUELLA M, A.B. Carthage College M.A. University of Illinois M.S. Columbia University VANDERBUSH, WALTER BS. Lafayette M.A. in llistory, Lafayette Coach of Basketball WHITMAN. FRANK S. Social Studies Librarian Science Social Studies Physical Education BS. in Ed. New York University WILSON, JANE W. Head of Art Departrrzerzt New Paltz State Normal WOOD, FLORENCE A. Head of Matbe A.B. Syracuse University M.A. Columbia University matics Department , N215 3 4. 5 5 1 Q92 A gi. 4. IHI rpm f , L Q X I 5 I gf X v O9 aovbvxo X' L -2' yea 9 ' X f m We X f'J ,I it fi. . l D. gs I FXR v X ar NWS QAROL5 I , I Il L 5, CI 0. CL J f f I rl' Wise Guys .SjQ.,f69Af Granger, Aronstein, and lfydenberg QM 35 lgrlljjlr jj l J X Q, D X'Alc.liDlC'l'ORlAN fggfw xy Wow! Ordinarily if you saw the figures 97.26 you'd think it was a re- port indicating warm weather, but in this case it indicates Martin Aron- stein's average, the highest in the sen- ior class. liver since he first crossed the threshold of Lawrence he has received all l'l's'l on his report card. That he can also add and subtract is evidenced by his Mathematics average of-no fooling-10024 . Dont let the picture fool you: he's really a nice lelloxv and has been ac- tive in extracurricular activities as a member of the llonor Society, Editor of Cross Sectimz, Business Manager of the Lczwremiiavz, and member of many other clubs. ln his junior year he re- ceived the llonor Society cup for his outstanding scholastic record. After graduation Martin plans to attend Harvard Lfniversity. 1, ,R 'guy may claw 'YQ SOCCEUU B ,VME-C ' . .N W I l Q if Wi--X cz. :X A ' ,. ,X 1 ,E X -H. .fi it l li'll?W?-T' .1 fl ll Q I fn' VT l fl ,Milf I a4iii?,szi5Q:ls5 e s fe , A fr f!f,y,,fv,sc' 'A XX' lc Q f V g?'l5'E..fi.-int l 'V 3 I li. ' ' - . he v ,i I .3 5 sissy ,c P' '12 J ,N 'Hr' ' , f l ' A ' f .lf l qg! :X wr ' lx 1 v1 gksxdov W ' I V W f A . f 5, v l 4 . ' i ,, ,HN 1 L' ll I V , 5. :LQ Aki, is . ' ff 4 ATM . 3 A l gp W , ii 1 if . , -, . ,,t,... I l f rm in it it-X li' Ai? I i l fl , 1 ' f 1 l ' H t gr. e , a i , Q 1 v i , , A f . W X . 2 l Q l ll I 'gf . A ggi K Gem. l Q3 rwsi mn--fue -Q' f, QW 5 new ' FDQST Vl.7'U4-KH. mv - SALUTATORIAN 'Morton Eydenbergs enviable aver- age of 95.l6f,Q justifies his position as second highest in the class, An out- standing all-around student, he has ex- celled particularly in Mathematics and in English. He has continued his excellent work in many of our most important clubs. Since entering school he has been an active member of the band. He par- ticipated in several Buskin tourna- ments and was chairman of the Senior Play ticket committee. He has also been a member of the Honor Society and an ofhcer of both the Camera and Science clubs. ln his senior year Morton came out one of the ten highest in a nationwide current events contest sponsored by Our Times, a weekly newspaper. For this he won a scholarship to Yale, where he will undoubtedly continue !. THIRD HONOR SPEAKER Richard Granger, with an average of 95.097, has given strong competi tion to the other honor speakers. His high school career has been character ized by a willingness to work, and it includes a long list of accomplish ITTCHIS. Dick is a member of the llonoi Society and many other clubs, Treas urer of the Buskins, and has been in several Buskin tournaments. This year he was elected Editor-in-chief of th Lawrencian and as such is mainly re sponsible for anything you may or may not like about it. ln his junior year Dick,' won for Lawrence, in in terscholastic competition, Hrst prize on Long Island in French and Latin. His favorite subjects are History and English, and he has demonstrated a strong flair for journalism which he plans to study at Antioch College in his line scholastic record. the fall. iisrfiasv gmc I gvgs we Q i'f-f-::.Q.-,wi , - Y 'gsm ncwxriss 1.1 ' ' , fthe. R' e - H' -' .. s . Q V' i- er im i X ' s ' fx e'j3Xi ifRf ' M H., I , if . Q M. L ,f f ,H - . is 'li R .. I 1'-,,t,,, 1 ix si his 3 , utlu, . ,wr Mis, j fi ff i.,-- ::, . 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ALEX, MILTON Band I, 2: Six Man Football Z, 43 Business Arithmetic Team Z: Ilandball Z, 3. After Graduation: Packard School of Account- ing. ALEXANDER, LEONARD Science Club 23 Math Club Z3 Fencing 23 Six Man Football 23 Intramural Basketball 23 Ten- nis 3, 43 Captain 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Bowling 43 Lawrenciavz 4. After Graduation: Naval Engineering, ALTOMARE, MELINDA Gym Exhibition I, Z3 Fashion Show 2, 3. After Graduation: Business. ANIMERITA, HARRY Bowling 4. After Graduation: Business School. ARNOLD, EDITII' After Graduation: L' ided, I ours Xccerrio iXl1 Milton Alex Idith Nrnold tin 1st i Robert Bacon . IV . , ARONSTEIN, MARTIN YaIedictorian3 Vice-president of Freshman Classg Science Club I, Z, 3, 43 Math Club Z, 3, 43 Forum 2, 33 President 33 l.au're1zcia1z 2, 3, 43 Business Manager 43 I.awre11cia1z Home Room Representative Z3 Swimming Z3 Band 43 Bridge Club 43 Editor-in-Chief Cross Section 33 Chair- man Senior Ring and Pin Committee 43 llonor Society 3, 43 Honor Society Cup 23 Marshal 4: Baird Latin Medal 33 Menial Pabulum Sales- man I3 Senior Play 3, 4. After Graduation: I Iarvard. BACON, ROBERT Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track Team 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Band l3 Head Marshal 4. After Graduation: Princeton. BAILEY, jLNE Hostess Club 33 Gym Exhibition 3, After Graduation: Business. BARONDESS, ,I EROM E Entered '383 Glee Club l, 23 Lawrencian Home Room Representative 23 President of Soph- omore CIass3 Buskins 3, 43 Lawrencian 4, After Graduation: Penn State, BEITLER. SANILEL Entered '40 from DeWitt Clinton High School. After Graduation: Lndecided. Leonard ,Alexander Melinda Altomare II irrv Ammerit june Bailey Jerome Barondess Samuel Beitler I4 I Wilbur Belcher janet Bensinger Gloria Berkowitz Louise Berman joseph Bertucci Allan Bervtin jean Bettes Mario Biamonte Aubrey Block Thomas Bolger joseph Bologna Wanda Bose BELCIIER, WILBUR Boxing l, Z, 3, 4. After Graduation: Merchant Marine. BENSINGER, .IAXET Ping Pong Club l, 2, 3, 4: Manager 3, 41 Tennis Manager 3. 4: Art Club 4: S. O. Girl 2. 3, 4: Gym Exhibition l: l.au'reizciai1 llome Room Representative 31 Lsher Senior Play 4: Poster Committee Senior Play 45 Math Club 33 Ping Pong Honor Team 3, 4. After Graduation: College. BERKOWITZ, GLORIA Sewing Club l. 2. 3: Ping Pong Manager 3. 3 Alter Graduation: Business School, BERMAX, LOl'lSli ' Gym Exhibition l, 2, Football Dinner Decora- tion l, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Art Club l, Z, 3: President 43 l.awre11riiz111 2. 3: Buskins 4: Cos- tume Manager Senior Play 4. After Graduation: Stephens College. BERTLCCI, jOSliPll After Graduation: Lfndecided, BERWIN, ALLAN . junior Varsity Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Boxing l, 2: Gym Exhibition l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2: Aviation Club lg Mental Pabit- fum Salesman l. After Graduation: Lniversity ot North Caro- lina. lI5l Bli'l'TES, jEAN Badminton Z, 3. After Graduation: Undecided. BIAMOXTE, MARIO Italian Club l, 4. Alter Graduation: Lndecided. BLOCK, ALIBREY Math Club 3, 4: Secretary 4, liorum 3: Biology Club 2, 3. 43 Photography Club 3: Art Club 31 Art Service League 31 Cross Section 3: Lam- 7 rvizrmiz 3, -lg Bridge Club 4: Ping Pong -, 4: Tennis 4: Bowling 4: Bowling llonor Team 4, After Graduation: Skidmore. BOLGER, THOMAS Boxing Z. 33 Six Man l3ootball l, Z, 3, 4: lntra- mural Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: lntramural Basketball l. Z: Buff and Blue Nleet l: Gym Exhibition l, 2, 3, 4: Yarsity Club 2. 3, 4. After Graduation: College. BOLOGNA, jOSEPll After Graduation: l'ndecided. BOSE, WAXDA Mental Pabulzrm staff. After Graduation: Business 4 f . Marie Bova Muriel Boxer 'QQRYQ E:li i30 ai Dolly Braverman hy li Br .. Howard Brom Barbara Brownold Hubert Butler 'I Janine! Cibe Gloria Calvelli att e Catherine Candrf 91a-MW' 'KW -V www X eos- QQQ6 BOVA, MARlE Glee Club l, 25 Fashion Show l, Z, 35 Hostess Club l, 25 Commercial Arithmetic Team Z5 Mental Pabnlnin Salesman 3. 4. After Graduation: Fashion School. BOXER, MURIEL Biology Club 35 Art Club 45 Lawrencian 4. Football Dinner Decoration Z, 4. After Graduation: Paine Hall, BOYAR, ROBERT Stamp Club l, 45 President 45 Biology Club 3, 45 Secretary 35 Science Club, 2, 3, 45 Vice-pres- ident 45 Ping Pong 45 Mental Pabnlmn 3, 45 Lawrencian 4. After Graduation: Medicine. BRAVERMAN, DOLLY Lawrencian Home Room Representative l5 Photography Club 35 Biology Club 35 Lawren- cian 3, 45 Mental Pabulunz Salesman 45 Gym Exhibition l5 Hockey 35 Basketball 4. After Graduation: College. BROUS, PHYLLIS Entered '39 from Far Rockaway High School5 Basketball l5 Mental Pabulmn l, Z, 35 Lawren- cian Z, 35 Hostess Club 35 Riding Club l5 Ten- nis l5 Golf Z5 Mental Pabnlnnz Salesman 2, 3, After Graduation: N.Y.U. BROWN, HOWARD Mental Pabulunz l5 junior Varsity Football l, 31 Stage Crew Z1 Vice-president of Forum 25 President 35 Buskins 3, 45 Biology Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Lawrenczan 3. After Graduation: Brown. BROWNOLD, BARBARA Gym Leader l, 2, 35 Gym Exhibition l, 2, 35 Hockey l5 Lawrencian Home Room Represen- tative l, 25 Mental Pabnlnnz 3, 45 Salesman l, Z, 3, 45 Lawrenuian 45 Buskins 3, 45 Buskin Tournament 45 Photography Club'l, Z, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Biology Club 3, 45 Math Club 2, 35 Commencement Usher 35 Bridge Club 45 Senior Play 4, After Graduation: College. BUTLER, HUBERT Swimming Z5 Photography Club 4. After Graduation: Business. CAHEN. JAMES Band l, 2, 3, 45 Forum 2, 35 Bowling Z5 Math Club 25 Orchestra 3, 45 Marshal 45 Round Table 4, After Graduation: Williams. CALVELLI, GLORIA Gym Exhibition l5 Secretary of junior Class, After Graduation: Nursing. CAMPBELL, MATTHEW Band l, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra l, Z, 3, 45 Chorus f 3, 4. After Graduation: Undecided. CANDREVA, CATHERINE Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 Italian Club Z5 Gym Ex- hibition l5 Archery 3. After Graduation: Nursing. 6l CAPARlil.l,.l. MARY Orchestra l, 2. 3. 43 Glee Cluh 2: Chorus 3, 4: sity Wrestling Z3 Football Z, 3: Track 3: Var- sity Basketball 43 Varsity Golf 4. Archery llonor Team 2. 3, 4: S. O. S, Girl 43 After Qmdumiong 3 Qlmrluglw l.sn're11t'ia11 3, 43 Cross Serliozz 31 Business Arithmetic 'l'eam 33 Gym lixhibition 3: Sew- H ing Club 3. 4: Gym Team 21 Swimming Club CASCQXRD . . Nllib 43 ltalian Club l. 2, 3, -li Marshal 43 iliypewrit- After gr- U2 mm Ljqrlggirgti, ing Team Z3 Christmas Play 4: String quartet, E I I X' After Graduation: Stenotype School. CASH BRA .X ,Nj CXPIHXX. PJXLL Enter '-lil lr' julia Ric tond IGQI1 School, Buskins 3. 4: liorum 3: Round 'liable -lj Band Xl Gfllllllilll 3 Xllfjlllg- Z. 3. 4: Glee Club 31 llonor Society 3, 4: Klar- shalv-lg l,mq1'a11iTiaiz 3, 4: Math Club Z, 3: Senior CA I4 P4 ' OSF ' Play 4. GY ,b. 7, ll' xl. gh vl 7 Alter Graduation: Rensselaer Polytech A' ln- in 13' 1 lt., l'1 dm mf ' Smuteu A Gr' lua .,n: Lnde ided, ' C.-XPOBIXNCO, AX'l'OlXli'liTE C li.XRl33H -XLPI' f 3 Gm lixhlblmfn 1-3 A U! Bar 7 3, 4333 re :tra .43 Art- etal C' ts- Alter Graduation: Undecided. 2, 3, 4g 'q lil bitt' Z, jg alian , 3, 43 llo y C 3, 43 tram r Bas ' CAPONIQ VLQDIE all l, 2, i, 43 Six Man Fo all -, 3 3 n- After Graduation:'Art School. , ffwnuf' Mket. I 25 B075 Ui li , 'md Palm II 33,3 imming 2, 33 'i ton ub l. CAPONE, MILLIE -Xfte Gr' ation: Notre Dame. Gym Exhibition l. After Graduation: Business HAIT QARIQX XJ CARLO, MARY Fashion Show l, 23 Archery 2. After Graduation: Business School. CASCARDI. FRANK Basketball lg junior Varsity Basketball Z3 Var- Nlart Caparelli J Paul Caplan Antoinette Capobianco Frank Ciseardi james Cascardi Norma Case J 1. 3 .. 4i 3 A K W -95 we 8 .., f, 5 . . Ii, I 1 7 hdltc Cross Sectzon 33 l3orum 33 Round lable 43 rencian llome Room Representative 23 Bowi 43 Gym Exhibition 3: Math Club 43 Biolo Club 43 Art Service League 3: Law- rencian 3. 43 Bridge Club 43 Commencement Lsher 33 Art Club 43 Senior Play 4. Alter Graduation: Barnard. liudie Capone Millie Capone Rose Catropa Ralph Cestari Mary Carlo Marion Chait aft CITTADINO, ALFRED Boxing Z, 3, 43 Six Man Ifoo After Graduation: Business. tball 2, 3, 4. CLEVEN, RITA After Graduation: Business. COIIEN, ,IOSEPHINE Tennis I, Z, 3, 43 Buskins I, Z. 3, 43 Ping Pong I, Z, 33 Commencement Llsher 33 Lawreizciaiz 3, 43 P. T. A. Presentation 2, 43 Buskin Tour- nament 2, 3. 43 Gym Exhibition I, 23 Varsity Club 43 Letter Club I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Bowling 43 Christmas Pageant 4, After Graduation: Michigan. COHEN. LEONARD Science Club I, Z, 3, 43 President 4, Photog- raphy Club I, 2, 43 Math Club 3, 43 Photog- raphy Editor Lawreuciau 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Round Table 43 Track 3, 43 Mental Pabulum Photographer 43 Six Man Football 33 Senior Play 43 Intramural Baseball Z3 Bridge Club 43 Laboratory Assistant 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. After Graduation: College. A COHEN, WALTER Science Club 2, 33 Math Club 2, 33 Swimming Z3 Intramural Baseball 2, 3: Six Man Eootball 2, 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Varsity Club, 3, 43 Varsity Golf, 3, 43 Marshal 43 Bowling 43 Intra- mural Basketball 3. After Graduation: Cornell. COHN, ARLINE Hockey I3 Tennis 23 Swimming 43 Gym Exhi- bition I, Z, 33 1.a'wre1zcia11 Home Room Repre- sentative I3 Art Service League Z, 3. After Graduation: College. COIXITINO, ,IOSEPII fIfle11taZPab14lum 3, 43 Cheer Leader 3, 43 Italian Club 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, After Graduation: Undecided. COURTER, WILLIAM Math Club 43 Science Club 3, 43 Marshal 4. After Graduation: Stevens Institute of Tech- nology. COUSAR, ALMA After Graduation: Undecided. COWAN, UNA Gym Exhibition I, 2, 33 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Student Leader 2, 3, 4. After Graduation: Secretarial Work, COWELL, OTIS After Graduation: Undecided. DALIS, ROBERT Entered '38 from Ear Rockaway High SchooI3 Science Club 3, 43 I-Ionor Society 3, 4. After Graduation: College. Alfred Cittadino Rita Cleven A Josephine Cohen Leonard Cohen Walter Cohen Arline Cohn Ioseph Contino William Courter Alma Cousar Lina Cowan Otis Cowell Robert Dalis I 3 I Gladys Daly Daniel Gloria De Grishe Vincent De joseph ,lenny De Leo If :ithony De Palma Violet De Rosa Dorothy Dodd Ruth Doerner lane Ann Doniger Robert Drucker DALY, GLADYS liashion Show Ig Ilockey Ig llostess Club I, 45 Archery 2. Alter Graduation: Secretarial School. DANIEL, ENIII. After Graduation: Lndecided. DIE GRISIIE, GLORIA Alter Graduation: Lfndecided. Dli TIOSEPII, VINCENT Intramural Basketball I, Z, 3, 4. Alter Graduation: Lfndecided. Dli LEO, JENNY Cheerleader I, Z, 3: Basketball 2: Yolley Ball 21 Gym Exhibition I, 2. Alter graduation: Lfndecided, Dli NICGLO, MARY Alter Graduation: Business. DIE PALMA, ANTIIONY Six Man Football 2, 3. 4, Intramural Basket- ball I, 25 Larurciiciaiz Ilome Room Represen- tative 33 Baseball 2. Alter graduation: Fordham. II9 DE ROSA, YIOLET Basketball I3 Ping Pong I. 21 Sewing Club I, Z3 Archery I, Z. Alter Graduation: Wilfred Academy. DODD, DOROTHY Basketball 2, 43 Archery 2, 4: Swimming Z. 41 liashion Show 2, 33 Hostess Club Z, 3, 4: Sewing Club, Z, 3, 4, Lawremiiaiz Z, 4: Commencement Ifsher 3: Tennis 2, 3. After Graduation: Virginia lntermont College. DOERNER, RLTI-I Gym Exhibition Ig Sewing Club I3 Basketballl Bowling -I1 Archery 3: Business Arithmetic Team 3: Riding 3. Alter graduation: Delelianty Institute. DONIGER, ,IAXE ANN President of Iireshman Class: Buskins I, 2. 3, 4: Library-llistorian 33 President 4: Buskin Cup 33 Photography Club 3: Basketball 33 Swim- ming Z, 33 Riding I, Z3 llonor Society 4, Mar- shal 4g Business Manager Cross Serfizmz 35 Bridge Club 43 l,a.u're11r7ia11 4. Alter Graduation: College. DRLICKER, ROBERT Chess Club 3, Aviation Club 2, Biology Club 3: Stamp Club 23 Secretary 3. After Graduation: l.iggett's School of Phar- macy. Mary De Xicolo I Ralph Edsell Laurence Elderd Morton Eydenberg! Burton Fabricand john Fabrizzio Helen Facopoulo: Rose Federico Natalie Feeney Betty Feldhausen Harvey Fellerman J Mary Ferraro Carol Field EDSELL, RALPH Varsity Club Z, 3, 4: Track Team Z, 3, 4: Gym Team I, 2. 3, 4: Band I, 2. 33 junior Varsity Basketball 3: Gym Leader Z. 3, 4. After Graduation: Cornell University. ELDERD, LAURENCE junior Varsity Football 2: Bowling 2, 3: Yar- sity Football 4. After Graduation: Pace Institute. EYDENBERG, MORTOX Salutatoriang Buskins Z, 3, 4: Forum 3: Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra lg Stamp Club lg Bridge Club 4: Honor Society 4: Marshal 4: Six Man Foot- ball 3: Math Club 3, 4: l.a.wre11cia1z 4: Science Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Photography Club, l. 2. 3, 4: President 3. After Graduation: Cornell. FABRICAND, BLRTOX Photography Club Z, 3, 43 Yice-president 4: Secretary 3, Honor Society 3, 4g Vice-president 4, Intramural Baseball 3: Math Club 3: Forum 3: Bridge Club 4. After Graduation: Columbia. FQXBRIZZIO, JOHN After Graduation: Lndecided. FACOPOLTLOS, HELEN After Graduation: Lndecided, FEDERICO, ROSE Gym Exhibition I, 2: Italian Club I, 2, 3, 43 O bzwreizciazz Home Room Representative Z: Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Rochester Clinic 4. After Graduation: Lndecided. FEENEY, NATALIE Entered '39 from Hewlett School. After Graduation: Fashion Designing School. FELDHALSEN, BETTY Archery 2, 3, 43 Tennis I, 21 Swimming 2, 4: Ping Pong 2: Sewing Club 3, 4: Hostess Club, 3. 4: Fashion Show Z, 3: Laicreizciazz 4: Basket- ball 4g S, O, S. Girl 4: Swimming Manager 4. After Graduation: Undecided. FELLERNIAN, HARVEY Science Club I: Intramural Basketball 2: Gym Team Z: Six Man Football 3, 4: Handball 3, Cross Section 33 Bridge Club 4, Senior Play 4. After Graduation: Lndecided. FERRARO, MARY Fashion Show 33 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 'liennis I, 2, 3, 4: Gym Team I, 2. 3, 4: Softball Z: Volley Ball 3. 4: Gym Leader 3. 4, Gym Exhibition l, 2, 3, 4. After Graduation: Business School. FIELD. CAROI, Entered '37 from Woodmere Iligh School: Golf I, 2, 3: Tennis I, Z, 3: Cross Section 32 Gym Exhibition 2: Riding I, Z, 3, Ilockey Z, 3. 43 Ping Pong 2, 3: Bowling 4: Camera Club 3: Secretary 43 Biology Club 45 Commencement Lsher 3: Math Club 4, Bridge Club 4. After Graduation: Syracuse Lniyersity. FILIPOWICZ, STEPHANIE Art Service League Z: Captain Bowling Team 4: Archery l3 Basketball l. After Graduation: Business School. lflNK, DOROTHY Ping Pong l, 23 Yolley Ball lg Riding l. After Graduation: Lfndecided. FIORE. EDYTHE Business Arithmetic Team 23 Glee Club 43 ltalian Club 3, 43 President 4. After Graduation: Business FRANZ, AIl'l..lAX junior Varsity Football l3 Band l, 2, 33 Stage Crew Z, 33 Manager 3: Orchestra l, 2, 33 Swim- ming 2. After Graduation: College. FREIRICI l, AIERRY Chess Club li Forum 23 Round 'liable 43 l.a'wre1zciaii Home Room Representative 23 As- sistant Business Manager Laurenciaiz 43 Golf Team Manager 3, 43 Swimming Z3 Biology Club 3: Varsity Club 4. After Graduation: Wharton School. FRIEDMAX, MORTIMER Biology Club Z, 3, 43 Gym Exhibition l, 33 Science Club 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Fencing 3, 43 .Mental Pabulztmz 43 l.a1cre11cia11 4. After Graduation: Wisconsin. phanie Filipowicz Dorothy Fink lidythe Fiore llelen Frita Robert Puerst Arthur Gentile FRITZ, lllil.EX Gym Exhibition l, 2: Gym Team l, Z3 Basket- ball l, 23 Yolley Ball 2, 33 Soft Ball 23 Gym Leader Z, 3: llockey 2, 3: Band 2. After Graduation: Lndecided. l5L'liRST, ROBERT Stage Crew l. 23 Camera Club l: Gym Exhibi- tion 23 Yarsity Football 43 Yarsity Club 43 IJIUTEIZCTZZII 4. Alter Graduation: Parks College, GENTILE, ARTHUR Alter Graduation: Lndecided. GEN l ILE, l,l:XA Glee Club l: Tennis 2: Italian Club 2, 33'4. Alter Graduation: Music School, G l RARDI. MAFALDA Fashion Show lg Italian Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 41 l.awre11ci111z Home Room Representative 31 Commencement Lfsher 33 llostess Club 43 Presi- dent 4. After Graduation: L'ndecided. GILFLIANI, SAVERIA Italian Club 2, 4: Sewing Club 43 Secretary- 'lireasurer 43 Mental Pabuluui 21 Exchange Editor 33 Business Manager 43 Lawrmzcian 2, 43 lawrevzciavz llome Room Representative 23 llockey l, 2: Basketball l, 23 Baseball l, 23 Yolley Ball l. 2. After Graduation: Nursing. julian Franz jerry Freirich Mortimer Friedman Lena Gentile Mafalcla Girardi Saveria Giuliani twist? sl' N2 aligns i GODNICK, ENID l.au'remriai1 2, 35 Club Editor 45 Editor-in-chief Mental Pabulzrnz 43 Exchange Editor 45 lfeature Writer 45 Nlath Club 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3,41 Biology Club 2, 3, 45 President 3, 42 Bridge Club 43 Eorum 3, 45 Cross Sectioiz 3: l.au're11r31a11 Home Room Representative 2. After Graduation: College. GOLDSMITH. EDITH Riding l, 2. 3, 43 Tennis l. 45 Ping Pong l, 4: Glee Club 45 Treasurer lireshman Class li Honor Society 3, 45 Forum 4: Senior Play 4. After Graduation: Vassar College. GOLDSTEIN, HARVEY Science Club l, 45 lforum Z, 35 Secretary 3: Photography Club 2, 3, 4: Composition Editor Cross Section 35 Bowling 31 Treasurer junior Class 3: Iuureiiciaiz 3, 4: Circulation Manager 45 Math Club 45 Orchestra 43 Band 45 Honor Society 3, 45 President 4: Bridge Club 43 Senior Play 4. After Graduation: Yale. GOLEMME. JOHN After Graduation: Lndecided. GOOD MAN, CA ROL Camera Club 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 3, 43 Mental Pabulunz 3, 45 luwreizciaiz 3, 45 Math Club 35 Bridge Club 4, After Graduation: College. ' . I com, sevxiotn ff' Entered '30 from DeWitt Cli on i ' ool. After Graduation: College. 1 Mft l md Godnick Edith Goldsmith Harvey Goldstein Peter Gough Richard Granger Helene Greenman l22l GOLQGl l, PETER After Graduation: Lndecided. GRAXGER. RICHARD Third llonor Speaker: Honor Society 3, 4: Forum 2, 35 Buskins 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Swim- ming Z: Lawremiiau l, 2, 3, 45 Associate Editor 33 liditor-in-chief 43 Senior Ring and Pin Com- mittee 43 Buskin Tournament 3, 4: Math Club 3, 45 Bridge Club 45 Cross Section 31 liirst Prize Adelphi French Contest 33 First Prize X.Y.L.. Latin Contest 3: Senior Play 4. After Graduation: Harvard. GREENMAN, HELIQNE Entered from Erasmus Hall '38, Iirench Club lg Sewing Club Z3 Golf 3, 41 Photography Club 45 Ping Pong 4. After Graduation: Adelphi College. GROSSMAN, DARCY After Graduation: College. GROSSMAX, STANLEY Stage Crew lg Electrician 2. 3, 45 Treasurer Bi- olo Club 25 Science Club Z, 3, 45 Mental ulunz 45 Buskins 3, 45 Tournament 3, 43 ym Exhibition 3. 4. After Graduatio 3 Carnegie Tech, GLMO, l ' 5 uibeiaea. 04 ,IM lem e Carol Goodman Darc Grossman Stanley Grossman j Z Seymour Gori Albert Gumo f 3 3 'df Mortimer llart Marillyn Chester Hewitt joan llirsch Mitchell llirschkorn Gloria Hollander I Iettenhausen Nancy Kallman William Hood james lannaroni june jackson Adele jaffe john jordan HART, MORTIMER Amateur Radio Club 3, 4. After Graduation: Radio. HETTENIIAIQSEN, MARILLYN Roller Skating Z1 Yolley Ball Z, 3, 45 llasliion Show 33 Chorus 4, After Graduation: Lindecided. HEWITT, CHESTER After Graduation: Lndecided. HIRSCI l, jOAN Ridin Club Z 3 4' Pin Pon l 7' lawrwifitzzz gt. , 2: g,-,t, on 2. 31 Cross .Section 33 Archery Club Z, 3: Swim- ming Club 4. After Graduation: X.Y.L'. HIRSCIIKORN, MITCIIIELL Bowling 43 Aviation Club 2, 3, 45 Fencing l, 2: Six Man liootball lg Ping Pong l, After Graduation: Aeronautical Engineering. I'IOLl.ANIJliR, GLORIA Tennis 2: Bowling 43 Gym Exhibition Z. After Graduation: College. I 2 HOOD, WILLIAM After Graduation: Lndecided, IANNARONI, jAMIiS Baseball lg junior Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, After Graduation: Lndecided. jACKSON, jUNE Tennis Manager 2g Baseball Manager 2. After Graduation: Lndecided. jAl3lfli, ADELIQ Art Service League 31 Art Club 4: luwrezician 3, 4: Bridge Club 4: Commencement Lslier 3, Alter Graduation: Art School. NIORIJAN, jOlIN After Graduation: Undecided. li.'Xl.l,NlAN, NANCY Art Service League l, Z1 L61'Lc'TE,lllTIlIIl llome Room Representative 33 Mental Pabulunz sales- man 4g Bowling Club 45 Tennis lg Swimming 4: Senior Play 4. After Graduation: College, 3 I l Agnes Kane Howard Kearn Catherine Kelly Qylvia Kestenbaum Clifford Kimless Morris Klein KAXE, AGNES liashion Show Z3 Sewing Club 4, l.awrc'11tria11 43 Lfsher at Band Concert 4: Christmas Pageant 4g Home Room Representative 4. After Graduation 2 Business. KEARN, HOWARD Math Club 4g Honor Society 3, 43 Yice-presi- dent 4. After Graduation: Lndecided. KELLY, CATHERINE liashion Show l, 2, Archery 2, Volley Ball 41 Gym Exhibition 2, After Graduation: Business Klil.LY, FRANCES After Graduation: Undecided, Klil.l..Y, KA'l'lll.l1flifXl liashion Show 2, 3. After Graduation: Lndecided, KEXXY, GliR'l'RL'Dli After Graduation: bndecided. KISSTIENBAUM, SYLYIA lintered '40 from Erasmus llall. Manager Yol- Erances Kelly Kathleen Kelly Arthur Kosalto Robert Kraemer t I fizilkg- ley Ball 4: Manager Basketltzlig Pin 4 .,. After Graduation: N.Y.Lf. KIMLESS, CLIFFORD , Intramural Basketball 3, 4, After Graduation: College. KLEIN, MORRIS .llental Ptzbzzluuz l, 2: Gym 'lieani lj Stamp Club l, 21 l.azt'femtza11 Z1 Ping Pong 31 Photog- raphy Club 4: Science Club 4. After Graduation: New York lnstitute of Pho- tography. KOSA KU. ARTI lL'R Six Klan liootball l, 2, 35 Boxing Z, 3, 41 Long lsland lnterscholastic Boxing Champion 2, 35 Golf Tournament 35 Varsity Iiootball 4. After Graduation: Post Graduate. KRAEMER, ROBERT .'l l671lLZll l,llI7lllIfl7H 3. 4: L61ZL'TF71L'lL1lI l, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 41 llospitality Club l. After Graduation: N.Y.L'. KRAMER, ROBERTA Lawrevztiian Home Room Representative lg Bi- ology Club Z, 3, 4g Treasurer 3, Cross Section 35 Glee Club 3, 41 Bowling 4. After Graduation: Undecided. l24l Gertrude Kenny Roberta Kra er 6141- ' RRALS, WALTER Gym Exhibition I5 Buskins 3, 45 Tournament 3. .After Graduation: Georgia Tech. KRALSI IAAR, LEONARD Boxing I5 Intramural Basketball 2: Baseball 22 3. 45 junior Varsity Football: Ping Pong 3, 43 Gym Exhibition 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. .After Graduation: Admiral Farragut Naval Academy, KRLG ER, GLORIA After Graduation: Nursing. LAHIVE, VIRGINIA Gym Team I, Z, 35 Band Z, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2. 3, 45 Cheerleader I, 25 Hockey I, 25 Baseball 2, 35 Swimming 35 Bull and Blue Meet 25 Rid- ing 45 Fashion Show Z, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Roller Skating Z5 Christmas Pageant 45 Gym Leader 2, 35 Gym Exhibition I, Z, 35 Adelphi Play Day 3. After Graduation: Lndecided. LANDES, LEE Honor Society 3, 45 Lawreizciaiz llome Room Representative I5 Lawreizcian Z5 Photography Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 Swimming Z5 Secre- tary Sophomore Class 25 Christmas Pageants 3. 45 lnterscholastic Photography Contest 35 Forum 35 Round Table 45 Buskin Tournament 3, 45 Mental Pabulunz 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. After Graduation: College. Walter Kraus Leonard Kraushaar Gloria Kruger Cry stil lang J Frank Langner Theresa Lanzelotti LAN E, SALL Chess Club 2: Bowling 24: Cross Section 3: ln- tramural Baseball 25 Swimming 2. After Graduation: Undecided. LANG, CRYSTAL Band I. 2, 3, 4: Nlath Club 2, 35 Science Club 3, 45 Bridge Club 45 Rochester Clinic 4: Tennis 3, 45 Photography Club 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet 3, 45 l.a'zc'rei1cia1z 45 Mental Pabuluuz 2, 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. After Graduation: College. LANGNER. FRANK Gym Exhibition I. After Graduation: Stewart Engineering School. LANZELOTTI, THERESA Glee Club I: Gym Exhibition I5 Business Arith- metic Team 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Meiilal Pabulzimz 4. After Graduation: Business. LA ROCCO, PATSY junior Varsity Football 3. After Graduation: Lndecided. LA RGCCO, VINCENT Six Man Football l. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball 1,25 Boxing 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I. After Graduation: Undecided. L E EBOW, AL B ERT Baseball Z5 Football 35 Basketball I. Z, 31 Band I5 Ping Pong Z: Bowling 4: llandball 25 Swim- ming Z5 Gym Exhibition I, 2. After Graduation: N.Y.Ll. Virginia Lahiye Lee Landes J Saul I ane Patsy La Rocco Vincent La Rocco Albert leebow f,4X-v-V' . ' 7 - 'r '7 G?i LEOXA, ERAX li After Graduation: Lndecided. LEONARD, ROBERT Commencement Lsher 5. After Graduation: Business LIEOXETTE, AXTIIUXY After Graduation: Lndecitled. LESTER, MARIORIE Ping Pong l. 35 Basketball l, 3, 45 Volley Ball 3, 45 Riding I5 Tennis Z, 35 S. O. S. Club 45 l.awre1zcia1z 3, 45 Gym Iixhibition I5 Hockey I5 Archery 35 Gym Leader 4. Alter Graduation: College. LEYY. ADELE Entered '38 Basketball 3, 43 Ping Pong Z, 3, 45 La'wre11cia1z 2, 3, 45 Cross Section 35 Riding 3. After Graduation: Endicott, LEVY, BETTY Ping Pong I5 Badminton Z5 Honor Society 3, 45 Marshal 45 Lawre114:za11 2, 3, 45 Senior Write- Lps Editor Lawreizcian 45 Biology Club 35 Bowling 45 Gym Exhibition I5 Cross Section 35 Ilumor Editor 3: 'Iiicket Committee Senior Play 4. After Graduation: College, Prank leona Robert Leonard Anthony Leonette Inid I evy Robert Levy Harold Lewis LEYY, ENID After Graduation: Lndecided. LEVY, ROBERT Science Club I, 41 Cross Surtioiz 35 Photography Club Z. After Graduation: College. LEWIS, HAROLD Cheerleader l, Z, 3, 4: Co-Captain 2, 3. 45 Swim- ming Z5 Roller Skating 25 llospitality Club 3, Gym Team l, 2, 3. After Graduation: Business. LEWIS, PAL'L Chess Club I, 2, 35 Biology Club 25 Laboratory Assistant Z, 35 Iiorum 3, 45 Math .Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 45 Bridge Club 45 Ping Pong Z. After Graduation: College, LEWIS, WILLIAM After Graduation: Undecided. LIEBOWIIZ, ROSALIE Entered '38 Biology Club Z, 3, 4, After Graduation: Beaver. I Marjorie Lester Adele Levy Betty Levy Paul Lewis William Lewis Rosalie Liebowii I 2 oi mf .U CHA Charles Light Anne joyce Llnsky Mathilde Livingston William Livingston 9 annah I owenstein Eleanor' Bu il 'e' W Ptaulet ef Malter Agnes Markowski Marjorie Marks Doris iv 'ut lx- , QINXXJPX 7--.3 Ex A Aid 1 P lx' 4 ,- If ll Qbfltgl XML UST LlGllT. CIIARL Q N X' f Six Man liootball Z5 Swimming 25' Math Club 35 Science Club 35 Photography Club 35 Tfenc- ing 35 Marshal 45 Lawrencian 45 Honor So- ciety 4. Alter Graduation: Michigan. LIXDNIZR. ANNE Gym lixhibition I5 Orchestra Z: Honor Society 3, 45 S. O. S. Girl 3, 45 Sewing Club 45 Secretary Senior Class 45 M6l1fdllJdl7MlM71Z 4. After Graduation: Packard Business School. LIXSKY, JOYCE Entered '58 from Walton lligh School. Swim- ming Club 45 Sewing Club 45 Science Club 45 Mental Pllllltlltllll 45 Riding Club 3. Alter Graduation: L'niversity ol Pennsylvania. LIVINGSTON, MATlIll.lDlf lintered '5S. l.tI'L.,'7'67IIll1II l. 2, 5. 45 Buskins 5, 41 Chairman ol' Costume Committee 43 llead Lfsher 45 Marshal 4: llonor Society 4: Chair- man Costume Committee Senior Play 4. Alter Graduation: Northwestern Lniversity LIVINGSTON, XYll.l.l.XM Wrestling 2, 35 Track 55 Gym lfxhibition 2. 35 Six Klan lfootball 3. 4. Alter Graduationi l.aGuardia liield. LOMBARIJ, l7l.ORliXCli Softball Z, .55 Volley Ball Z3 lfashion Show 25 Band Z. 35 Basketball 2. After Graduation: Business. l 27 LOWENSTEIN, HANNAII Entered '39 from julia Richman lligh School, After Graduation: Adelphi College. LLfCllERlE, ELEANOR Badminton 35 Bowling 45 Baseball l. After Graduation 1 Q Marymount College. MAl..TliR, PAUl,liTTli Biology Club Z, 3, 45 lwwrencian 45 Riding Club l5 Tennis 2. After Graduation: llolstra College. MARROWSKI, AGNES Glee Club l, 2, 35 Sewing Club 4. Alter Graduation: L'ndecided. MARRS. MAR.lORlli fllwilal 1211111114111 l, Z, 5, 45 Exchange liditor Z5 Circulation Manager 5, 45 Delegate to NPA. Z. .5,. 45 liditorial Board luwreiitiitzii 55 Law- rwzmizi Z. 35 Riding Club I5 Ping Pong 25 Cross Surfioiz 55 Tennis l. Altei' Graduation: Duke Lniversity. MASIIELLO, DORIS .Xlter Graduation: Undecided. ww' I I I I Mary McConnell Glenn McQuade William Menzies Vito Miliano Barbara Miller Merton Mittlem Marvin Mittman .lack Monahan Malcolm Moritz Muriel Morris Alfred Morrissett Flame 'Vlott MCCONNELL, MARY Gym lixhibition Z3 Fashion Show Z, 3. Miter Graduation: Secretarial School. MQQLQ-XDIS, GLIQNN Boxing 3: Intramural Basketball 2: Six Klan lfootball 2, 3. .-Xlter Graduation: Navy. Xl liNZl ISS. WILLIAM .-Xlter Graduation: lcndecided, .Nlll-l.eXNO. YITO .-Xtter Graduation: Lndecided. Klll.l.liR, B.bXRBAR.-X Buskins Z, 3, 41 .Tournament 3, -Ig Chairman Property Committee 43 Ping Pong l. Z, 3: Man- ager 2, 33 Iennis 2, 33 Gym Exhibition 23 Bowl- ing 4g lazurezztiiaiz 3, 4, Class Editor 4: llonor Society 3, 4: Marshal 43 Senior Play 4. Alter Graduation: Syracuse. Ml'l l'l.liM.fXRK, MERION Intramural Baseball Z3 Intramural Basketball 2, ig Bowling 41 llandball 25 Six Man I3ootball 3. Alter Graduation: Business, Ml'l l'MAN, MARVIN Gym lixhibition lg Biology Club 2, Photog- raphy Club Z, Intramural Baseball 2, 33 Track 3. .-Xtter Graduation: College. .NIUNAI IAN, -IIXCIQ Ifrom Bishop l,oughlin School, lfootball 32 Bowling 4: Nlath Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, -lg Bridge Club 41 Stage Crew Senior Play 3. .-Xfter Graduation: lniyersity ol' Pennsylvania. NIORIIZ. Nl.'Xl.CtJl.Nl Ifrom l3ar Rockaway lligh School: l,tlL.'fCl1t'IL1lZ 3: Science Club 3: Art Club -I. .Xfter Graduation: Pratt Institute. .XltJRRlS, Xlllillfl. Glee Club 1.2: Chorus 3. 41 Gym Iixhibition I. 3: llockeyl 3,41 Yolley Ball 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Nlanager 3, 43 l5ashion Show I. 21 llonor Society 3, 4. Xlter Graduation: Business. NltJRRlSSlf'l li, .'Xl.lfRliD Ifntered '40 from Woodmere lligh School. .Miter Graduation: Aeronautical School. Mtfluli, lil..f'XINIf Glee Club I, Z3 Chorus 3, 43 llockey 2, 3, Volley Ball Z. 31 Basketball 2, 3: Softball 2. Alter Graduation: Nursing. IZSI l Nll'GI.l.X. IIIXRRY Alter Graduation: lefndecided. MLRPIIY, MARION Glee Club I, 23 Sewing Club 2: llostess Club li lennis 2, 33 ,Xrchery 2: Ilockey l: lfashion Show I, Z1 Basketball 2, 3. Alter Graduation: Lndecided. N.'Xl'Ol.l. ROSE Chorus 2. 3. 4: xlennis, llonor learn 2.4 3,443 Italian Club Z: Swimming 4: Gym lixliibition I, Z: lumbling I1 Basketball 4 Alter Graduation: Business, NlIil.D, RXYNIOXD I-Xlter Graduation: Lndecided. NORRIS. DOROTHY Gym Exhibition 2. Alter Graduation: Lndecided. NIRMI, MILDRED Glee Club I, 2: Chorus 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Honor Society 3. -li Secretary 4, Marshal 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4: Yolley Ball 2.3.41 Manager 4: Basketball 2, 3, -li Manager 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3. Alter Graduation 1 Business. NUZZOLO, Cl IARLES Italian Club I, 23 Vice-president 3: Dance Club I1 Captain Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Art Metal Craftsman 2, 3. After Graduation Z Undecided. OLlX'lliRO, l-lLl..l.XN Italian Club l, 2, 3, 41 Secretary 4, llostess Club 4: Secretary -I: Senior Class 'Iireasurer -lg IllL'ilfZlll,L1b1AZ14IIl 4: Yolley Ball 3, 41 llockey Z, 3, 43 Gym learn 3, 4: Basketball 3, 41 'liennis 3: Roller Skating 2: S. O. S. Girl 4. After Graduation: lndecided. OSTISRMAN, KIOSIEPII Biology Club 2: Science Club 3: Ping Pong 2: Laboratory Assistant 43 Klath Club 4: Secre- tary Science Club 4. After Graduation: College. OXEXBERG, RllOD.X Badminton Club I: .-Xrt Service League IZ Forum 2. 3Z Cross Setrlimi 31 Bowling 41 Lute'- reizcian 3: llonor Society 3. 4: Ilead Marshal 41 Editor ot' School Life LLZIUTEIZLTIIZII 43 Math Club 3, Biology Club 3. After Graduation: Goucher. P,-XSSMAN, R ICI IARD Entered '38 Chess Club lg Math Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4: llonor Society 3, 4: President 4: Marshal 4, Assistant Business Manager l.4:z,.'- rezzcian 4, lumreurtiarz Ilome Room Representa- tiye 3: Intramural Basketball 3: Six Man Ifoot- ball 2, f:7'0SS Section 33 ,Iunior Varsity liootluall 3. After Graduation: Aeronautical linffineerin PA'l4l'l'l.ICCl, ALlfR ED f Gym Team I, 2, 3, Boxing 4. After Graduation: Business School. p I llarry Muglia Marion Murphy Rose Napoli Raymond Nield Dorothy Norris dred Nurmi 'Ki l29l lharles Nuzzolo Lillian Oliviero joseph Osterman Rhoda Oxenberg Richard Passman Alfred Pititucci -s ii .,l,'. I:i I ii I ' I PECORA, YIXCIENT Boxing Z, 35 Baseball 3: Basketball Manager Z, 3, 4. Pl.i-XYER, Bli'l l'Y Gym Exhibition lg Sewing Club Z. .Xlter Graduation: llntlecitletl. .-Xlter Gratluation: Lntlecitletl. 1 Ptexxtiie.s't't'.uz'1' 'QWLL' llqliliff In B. I V .I I 3 4 lintered '38. Science Club l3 Biology Club 23 ' it ieillw 'Lflgm Q mljgy Lui ' ' klumm yarsity Ikmtbzlll 2. .Xlter Graduation: Lolumbizt. Alter Graduation: Lowell 'liextile Institute. N Q POLLER.-X, .-NN'lillONY Plippllt .lOl lN Bantl l. 2. 3. 4: Presitlent 2: Orchestra l. Z: Glee .-Xlter Gratluation: lnclecitletl. Club l. 21 Chorus 3. 45 Yice-president Sopho- more Class: Italian Club l. 2, 3, 4: Business PERINEQ GLORIA-X 2: President Senior Class: lennis Club lg Yolley Ball 23 Baseball 35 Bowl- - 1 , 4, 4 ,A 4 mg 4, Swimming 4 .Xlter Graduation. College. Alter Graduation: Boro llall Acatlemy. POMPAN, l.ll,A PERLNL lililili- l-EUNARD Ping Pong l: Badminton 2, 3: Gym lfxhibition Science Club 2: I,au're1zcia1z llome Room Rep- l, 25 Glee Club 1, Z5 Chorus 3. 4: Biology Club resentatiye Z5 Baseball Manager 33 Fencing 3. C-lub N Y L Alter Graduation: College. After ratluation: . F. 5 PERRICONIQ, FRANK PRIGOZEN, SML 4 Af G K 1 2 A 3 Lf d 'd 1- Glee Club. l. 23 Chorus 3, 45 -Science Club lg l ter mlumcm U em et Gym Exhibition l, 2: Swimming 21 lforum 2, i . , , 35 Buskins 3. 45 l,l17JS76I1CfL171 3, -lg Sports Editor PHlLljlp5'-MARY ANN 43 Buskin Tournament 3, 45 Secretary Buskins Gym Exhibition lg Biology Club 2, 3, 45 Pho- 45 .Mental Pabulunz 4: Feature Write-Lips 45 tography Clusb 43 Math Club 45 I.a'wre11eia1z 45 Christmas Pageant 3, 45 Dramatic litlitor Cross 5 Marshal 43 ridge Club 4. Saffron 3. l After Graduation: College. .-Xlter Graduation: NYG Xinccnt Pecora Stuart Penner john Peppe Gloria Perine Leonard Perlmutter lirank Perricon Marx Nnn Phillips Betty Player Rita Pohl Anthony Pollera Lila Pompan Saul Prigozen Q lgol 4 George Prim Pat Purita Claire Rafkin 3auIine Ravett Donald Raynor Margaret Reek PRIM, GEORGIT After Graduation: Lfndecided. PLRITA, P.-XT Band I, 2, 3, 43 New York State Band 43 Nassau County Band 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 4: L.II,S, Swing Band 3, 4: junior Varsity Football Z3 Varsity Club 3, 43 'lirack 3, 41 Chorus 45 Gym leader 2, 3, 43 Projectionist 3, -I, Italian Club Z: Senior Play 4. After Graduation: RCA. Institute of Tech- nology. RAVKIN, CLAIRIS Riding Club I: Biology Club 3. 43 'lennis 23 Gym Iixhibition I: Glee Club I, Z3 I.a1erei1tr11111 4: Swimming 4. After Graduation: Ohio State. RAVKIN, lil-.-XYNli Riding I: Ping Pong I, 2. 3, 4: l.a1.'r611t'ia11 Ilome Room Representative I, 2. 33 Biology Club Z: Mental Pabnlunz Salesman 35 llonor Society 43 I.awrent71a1z 3, 45 Senior Ring and Pin Committee 4: Bowling 4: Gym Ifxhibition I. Alter Graduation: Northwestern. RAINSER, KA'liRIIiN After Graduation: Undecided. RAYISD, j0YCIi Riding 3, 4, Manager Basketball 3: l.tzuz'cizt'1f1iz 3: Croix Section 3. After Graduation: College. Ii3II Elayne Rafkin Katrien Raunser joyce Raved john Regnier Thomas Regnier james Reilly RAVIi'I I', PALTLINIE Mental Pabulunz 43 Golf 4, Riding 2, Gym Exhibition I3 Cross Section 3. After Graduation: Packard Institute. RAYNOR, DONALD After Graduation: Ifndecided. RIiIiK, MARGARET Ifntered '40 from jamaica lligh School. After Graduation: Business School. RIiGNlliR, jOI IN Intramural Basketball 3. After Graduation: Indecided, R IiGN I liR, 'lil IOMAS Gym 'lieam I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4 .-Xfter Graduation: Naval Air Corps, RIjlI,I.Y, j.-XMIQS Nlanager of Football Z, 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3, After Graduation: Llndecidecl. MW Anita Reis ene i Lewis Richneld Mary Lee Riley james Risolo Michael Rizzc Peter Rizao co Rc ' obinson Carliethia Rogers George Rorer Victor Rose Q RFIS. AN . RIZZO, PETER Iintered 338. Sewi Tennis 2: Red r 's -. Alter Graduation: Business. . RIiISIiR'I', IREXI2 llockey Z, 3: Archery 3. After Graduation: School of Beauty Culture. RICIIFIELD, LEWIS Boxing I: Gym Exhibition l. 2, Intramural Basketball I: junior Varsity Football Ig Cap- tain Z: Captain Fencing Z, 3: Gym Ieam Z, 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: President junior Class 3. After Graduation: College. RlI.IiY, NI.-XRY Llilf Badminton 3: Yolley Ball 41 Hostess Club 4: Buskins 3, 4: Sewing Club 4: Hockey l. After Graduation: 'Iiraphagen School. RISOLO, jAMFS Boxing 33 Swimming 3: Golf 45 Varsity Club Z, 3. .Xlter Graduation: Columbia Institute ol' Civil Service. RIZZO. MICllAIil. Glee Club I: Intramural Basketball I, Z, 3: junior Varsity Football 2. Alter Graduation: Lndecided. 3 After Graduation: Lndecided, 'ROB B I MALCOLM 45? Man Football 2: Intramural Basketball 3: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Glee Club I, Z: Chorus 3, 4, ' After Graduation: Radio Work. ROBINSON, SIIIRLEY Fashion Show I, Z, 3: Gym Exhibition lg Host- ess Club lg Riding 1,25 Glee Club I, 2: Skating 2. After Graduation: Syracuse Lfniversity. ROGERS. C.-XRLIETIIIA Hostess Club 4, After Graduation: Braithwaite's Business School. RORFR, GIEORGE Six Man Football Z, 3. 4: Chorus 4: Orchestra 3: Band 4. .-Xlter Graduation: Lndecided. ROSE, VICTOR Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: junior Varsity Golf 2: Varsity Golf 3, 4: Ilospitality Club 2: Varsity Club 3, 4. After Graduation: Business College. 2I ROSENBLATT, LEON Gym Exhibition lg Math Club 3, 43 Tennis 31 Track 2. After Graduation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. RLBENSTEIN. CAROL Tennis Z5 Ping Pong 33 Biology Club 35 S. O, Girl 4: Lawrevzciazz 4. After Graduation: College. RLBIN, ROSALIND Hostess Club 2: Gym Exhibition lg Archery 3, Art Club 43 I.a'wre1zcia1z 4. After Graduation: Pratt Institute. RLNKEL, AUDRAY Entered '39 from julia Richman High School. Volley Ball 25 Tennis 3. After Graduation: Business. RUTTER, SHIRLEY Sewing Club I, 25 Fashion Show Z, Bowling Manager 45 Honor Team 43 Basketball Zg Rid- ing Club I, Zg Gym Exhibition I. After Graduation: Business. SACK, ARTHUR After Graduation: University of North Caro- lina. eon Rosenblatt Carol Rubenstein Rosalind Rubin rank Santora Edith Scheid Gloria Schonwit SANTORA, FRANK junior Varsity Football 3. After Graduation: Lndecided. SCIIIEID, EDITII Gym lixhibition I, Z, 3, 45 Sewing Club Z5 Soft- ball Z, 4: Archery 2. 4, Gym Team 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, -lg Yolley Ball 3, -I1 Basketball 3, 43 Honor Society 4, Marshal 45 Gym Leader 2, 3, 4. After Graduation: Katherine Gibbs, SCIIONWIT, GLORIA Entered '39 from lirasmus Hall lligh School. Tennis 3, 4, Ping Pong 3: Badminton 35 Biol- ogy Club 3. After Graduation: Ohio bniyersity, SCHWARTZ, CLAIRE Hockey lg Track lg Ping Pong l, 2, 3: Biology Club 2, After Graduation: Averett College. SEIDIQNBERG, RENEE After Graduation: New York University. SELIGMAN, DIANE Basketball I, 2, llockey 3, Ping Pong 25 Law- rencian 33 Gym Exhibition l, 2. After Graduation: College. Audray Runkel Shirley Rutter Arthur Sack Claire Schwartz Renee Seidenberg Diane Seligman I 33 SEMEXTA, MARIE Ifashion Show I, After Graduation: Business, SIIEARER, FRANCES Iiashion Show 2: Gym Exhibition I, Z3 Volley Ball 23 Softball 2, 33 Lawrencian 4. After Graduation: Pratt Institute. SHIELDS, NIAMES Band I, 2, 33 Glee Club I, Z3 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Brass Sextet 33 Double Quartet 3: Gym Team 1.2: Rochester Clinic 4. After Graduation: Lndecided. SIIILOWITZ, ISLYSS Ping Pong 23 Swimming 43 Gym Exhibition 23 Math Club 43 Bridge Club 43 Bowling 43 Law- reuciaiz 4. After Graduation: Russell Sage College. SIDOLI. ERNESTIXIS Iiashion Show 2. 3, After Graduation: School of Beauty Culture. SILYERMAN, ELI Science Club I. 2, 33 Photography Club Z, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 President 43 Stage Crew I3 Elec- trician Z, 3, 4: Chief 3, 43 Projectionist Z, 3, 43 Chief 43 Lawrevzcitm 43 Editor 43 Biology Club 2, 33 Buskins 2. 3, 43 Library Historian 43 Iforum I, Z, 33 Bridge Club 43 Honor Society 43 Lab. Assistant 2, 3, 43 Photographer 2, 3, 43 Buskin Tournament 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 3, 4. After Graduation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Marie Sementa Iirances Shearer james Shields -loan Simon Lucille Simon Nancy Slack SIMON, JOAN Gym Exhibition I, 23 lmmreiiciaiz 3, 4: Home Room Representative 43 Assistant Editor 43 Cross Section 33 Home Room Representative 33 Badminton 33 Bowling 43 Biology Club 2, 3. After Graduation: College. SIMON, LLTCILLI2 Entered '39 from Erasmus Hall. Buskins 3, 43 Puppet Show 43 Tournament 3, 43 .Archery 33 Riding 3, 43 1.amrcm:ian 3, 4: Cross Section 33 llome Room Representative 3. After Graduation: New York University. SLACK, NANCY Chorus 3, 43 Buskins 33 Marshal 43 Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Senior Play 4. After Graduation: School of Music. SMERIGLIO, AIOSIEPII Ilandball 33 Six Man Ifootball l. After Graduation: School for Machinists. SMITII, BURTON Band I, Z, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Six 3, 4. After Graduation: Undecided. Man Football SOBEL, BABBETTE Entered '40 from Woodmere Latcreizciaiz 4. Alter Graduation: Barnard. lligh School. Elyss Shilowitz Ernestine Sidoli joseph Smeriglio Burton Smith Eli Silvermar Babbette Sobe 34 I -IIOA I joan Stanton Robert Steiger Margaret Stern Gladys Stevens Patricia Sturm David Taffae harlotte Taras john Trotta Lawrence Tudda Edward Yandewater !Madeleine Yenezio Margaret Vermie STAXTON, jOAN Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 3, 45 Basketball I, 2. 35 Softball 2, 35 Hockey 2, 35 Swimming Z, 35 Gym Leader Z, 35 S. O. S, Girl 45 Gym Exhi- bition I, 2, 3 45 Varsity Club I, Z, 3, 45 Archery 35 Fashion Show 2. 3. After Graduation: Mary Immaculate Hospital. STEIGER, ROBERT Band I. Z, 35 Intramural Basketball Z5 Captain 25 junior Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Base- ball Z, 3, 45 Six Man Football Z5 junior Varsity Football 35 Varsity Football 4. After Graduation: Coast Guard. STISRN, MARGARET Ping Pong I, Z, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 35 Basketball 3, 4: Ilockey 35 Gym Leader 35 llonor Society 45 Marshal 45 Lawrenciau 45 Senior Ring and Pin Committee 4. 4 After Graduation: College. STEVENS, GLADYS Archery Z, 3, 45 Fashion Show Z, 3: llostess Club 3, 45 Vice-president 45 Gym Exhibition I, 2, 45 Sewing Club 2, 3, 4. After Graduation: Sea Clif? Nursing School. STURM, PATRICIA Tennis I, Z. 35 Biology Club 25 Archery Z5 Ping Pong I. 25 Mental Pabulum Salesman I, Z5 Gym Exhibition I5 Fashion Show 2. After Graduation: Nursing School. TAIIFAE, DAVID Glee Club I, 25 Chorus 3, 45 Band I, Z, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 3, 45 Drum Major 45 Rochester Clinic 45 Nassau County Band 3, 45 Ping Pong 35 Six Man Football 2, 3, 4. After Graduation: Pratt Institute. l35l TARAS, CIIARLOTTE Softball Z5 Ping Pong 2, 35 Chess Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 35 Honor Society 3, 4. After Graduation: Undecided. TROTTA, jOl IN After Graduation: General Contracting. TLDDA, LAWRENCE After Graduation: Lndecided. YANDEWATER, EDWARD Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club Contest at Albany 3. After Graduation: Undecided. YEXEZIO, MADELEINE Glee Club I, 25 Softball I, 2, 35 Volley Ball 2, 35 Basketball I, 2. 35 Gym Exhibition I, Z5 Italian Club I, 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 2, 3. After Graduation: L'ndecided VERM I E, MARGARET Glee Club I, 25 Chorus 3, 45 Volley Ball 25 Basketball Z5 Hockey 25 Manager 25 Band 35 Baseball 3. After Graduation: Undecided. - M Qlfiff-Z0 l ,, A A Gaetano Verrilli Margaret Vicklund Rudolph Vilardie Felix john Waddell Von Schwanenfluegel Frances Wagner Herbert Walker Warren Weeker Shirley Weingold Paula Weintraub VERRILLI, GAETANO Business Arithmetic State Winner 25 Football 3, 4, Wrestling 4. After Graduation: Business School. VICKLUND, MARGARET Gym Exhibition Z, 3, 4g Gym Leader Z, 3, 43 Softball l, Z3 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hockey 3, 4: Gym Team 33 Co-Captain 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l. After Graduation: Business School. VILARDI, RLIDOLPII Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 21 Chorus 3, 41 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Rochester Clinic 41 Wood- wind Quintet 3, 4, Saxophone Quartet 3. 4: Stu- dent Band Director 4, ltalian Club 25 Yice- president Senior Class, After Graduation: Musical College, VON SCHWANENFLL'liGEL, FELIX Fencing Z, 33 Stamp Club 1, 45 Chorus 2. 3, 45 Ping Pong Z, 3. Alter Graduation: Columbia Lfniversity. WADDELL, JOHN Gym leader Z, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4, Gym Exhibi tion Z, 3. After Graduation: US. Navy. l 36 WAGN ER. FRANCES Gym Exhibition lg Softball 2, 3: Volley Ball 2, 3. After Graduation: Undecided. WALKER, HERBERT Entered '38 from Far Rockaway High School. Science Club 3, 4, Chess Club 35 Math Club 4. After Graduation: NY. Lf WEEKER, WARREN Band lg Six Man Football 3, 43 Ping Pong 35 Gym Exhibition l, 2. After Graduation: North Carolina. NVlilNGOl,D, SHIRLEY Hockey l, Z, 3, Manager 2, 3, l.awre1zcia1z Home Room Representative l, Z5 President Sophomore Class, Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Gym Leader Z, 3, 45 Volley Ball 2, 43 Basketball Z, 43 Vice-president junior Class, Softball 2. After Graduation: Lhdecided. WEINTRALB, PAULA Tennis l, Z, Basketball lg MeiztalPalmlm1z 3, 4: Lawreucian 3: Riding 35 Gym Exhibition l, 25 Volley Ball l. After Graduation: College. l Na WEITHORN, STANLEY Mental Pabulunz 43 Lawrencian 4. After Graduation: Georgia Tech. WEITZ, ENID llonor Society 3, 43 Chorus 1.2, 3, 43 Buskins 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Tournament 3, 43 Puppet Show 43 Bridge Club 43 Biology Club 43 Cross Section 33 Mental Pabulunz 43 Lawrencian 3, 43 Photography Manager 43 Gym Exhibition l3 Delegate to D.A.R. Essay Contest 4. After Graduation: College. WESTLLND, BERNICE Archery Honor Team lg Yolley Ball llonor Team l, 2, 33 llockey Z, 33 Basketball l, 2, 33 Gym Exhibition Z, 33 Softball l, 33 Gym Leader 2, 3. After Graduation: College. WIELAND, EDWARD After Graduation: Business School. WILDMAN, ELLEN Eorum 33 Lawrencian 3, 43 Cross Section 33 Bi- ology Club 3, 43 Secretary 33 Photography Club 43 Bridge Club 4. After Graduation: Columbia University. WLAZLO, STANL EY Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4: lntramural Basket- ball lg Gym Team l, 23 Six Man Football l, Z. After Graduation: Music. WOLEE, JUDITH Biology Club Z, 33 Mental Pabulnnz 2, 3, 4, Alumni Editor 43 Salesman 2, 3, 43 Riding l, 23 Golf 43 Gym Exhibition l, 23 Ping Pong Z, 3. After Graduation: Simmons College. WOOD, ROBERT Football Manager 3, 43 Intramural Baseball After Graduation: Undecided. Z. ZENDMAN, CAROL Buskins l, 2, 3, 43 Forum 3, 43 Lawrencian 3, 4, Ping Pong 43 Buskin Tournament Z, 3, 4. After Graduation: Emerson College. ZOCCOLLI, ROCCO After Graduation: Undecided. Stanley Weithorn Enid Weitz Bernice Westlund Edward Wieland Ellen Wildman Stanley Wlazlo Judith Wolfe Robert Wood Carol Zendman Rocco Zoccolli l l 371 if -idlllg U31 L M xl! WJ 'WWE' :H- xt I XX N 3 3 fx gl il X . X nw rj X O 5 X 52 ff Q HOU! 0 fe 'MJ J? i There's never been a senior class that didn't know it was the best senior class ever, and this one is no exception. This year the seniors set out to make everybody else believe it, too. Having elected capable othcers, a Faculty Ad- viser and a Faculty Treasurer, they turned their attention toward select- ing a ring and a pin to set them apart from the other classes. This accomplished, all bent their ef- forts to make Tish,l' the chosen sen- ior play, a roaring success. Directed by Miss Ellsworth, it was just that, much to everyones delight. Elushed with success, the Class of ,ll then turned all thoughts to the grand hnale of the social season, the Senior Prom. After hectic prepara- tions the bands were chosen, the gym was decorated, refreshments were planned, and THE night nnally ar- rived. On Commencement Day the gm, 39 class will leave, the best senior class ever. Think not? Step outside and take ol? your coat! . SENIOR Cl..-XSS OFFICERS Standing: Lindner, Yilardi, Oliviero. Sealed: Miss Corvaia, Pollera, Mr. Simmonds, -fv- ix , it r '11 ly rf . A X M R ff 455235 ' 4 yr T 'A r f' 'li v , f I , if fs T i, aa 1' ii J ,ra G it 2 A llr -A 2 Q1 af ff TE- C fl L 'IJU i al 9 ln 2 fe 00 . . . I J ln junior year we take our ease, script closely. After electing officers so the old song puts it. This year's and a faculty adviser, the members junior class has been following the fell into a lethargy from which they did not rouse themqelyes until the year lb JUNIOR Crass orricisles I H .t T t I t. QfM1,44f,,,- rifmifm f'q..+.'m.,af', s',,,r0,l- Rnfh was We on 15 Way O Coin? e lon' 40 Then, to raise money to meet 'various class expenses they held a Spring Dance. This proved so successful that they determined to follow it up with a junior Prom to be held later in the year, but plans for this are quite in- dennite. With due respect to Mr. Kogel it must be stated that he attempted fre- quently to lift the class out of the dol- drums, but his efforts met with slight success. Maybe he should have tried a tack. Wake up juniors! Summers here! l IN NV! f ,J Aj QX J X NJ sf' 3 1 I V' f, V . 4,41 - U 14' JA rf Ar-elm, ' V,fUl V s. I 4 'Q H. 1.1 ,- Ml A fav j f, fy! 1 'ff-'iff'- f f9'fJffN wf ,Sri f Y . M gfqxuylk '71' M , ,,, -5 ,3!j, 1 X -r U Lg 5- 1 v fill, Cry ff - - If E421 NGN defy I' Wg FJ N all lx 'JK ,L Wff , ff' U , 7 5 V Mn xxx ' , yy ,f' ' ' . ,fl tl l ' -X I' o o 0 TP S ff Z7 9 gs y ll ,H The Sophomores are only one year sl Q removed from the freshmen, and, be- Xx ing very conscious of that fact, they S worked doubly hard this year in order N' 'i '5XX' . to accomplish something. After the T ballots had been counted in the elec- , tions for officers, they set out to work X with a will behind their new leaders. We Q3 B u Q, V 7 Knowing that parting sophomores from their money is a very ticklish l job, they devised a new system which actually worked. What is it? Sh! Se- fcretl Then, because they are very sys- tematic people, they thought up another system which placed represen- tatives in each homeroom to see that all regulations were faithfully carried out. That ended the routine work and the Sophs began to look forward to the Spring dance, which, besides being is-ifzxe -6 's.?1 Q K is A x an s, . I v a social success was also very pront- q Q 'S able Hnancially. .X ix Congratulations! 5 A if li '45 rs SOPllUBlORE CL.-XSS Olfl?lCERS M l Standing: Lopresti, De joseph. Sealed: Wieland, T Olivieri, M r, Page 43 l 6111211 . . . To follow time-honored custom, the typical freshman should be described as a small, timid, bespectacled stu- FRESIIMAN CLA-XSS OFFICERS Sfzzlzdingf Calvelli. Sealed: ladanza, Corbelli, Mr. Smith. 44 .I WLATE IBELU' 25 1 . 5 . Y S, N. L T 'Q 1 ,, Q! YS! fi dent, but that's no longer true. The worm has turned, for this year the frosh popped up with the most origi- nal idea seen around here in a long time. Assisted by Mr. Smith, who is also a frosh in our ranks, they evolved the brilliant scheme of renting a good movie, The Westernerl' starring Gary Cooper, and showing it to the school. From the size and enthusiasm of the audience, the show was undoubtedly a financial success. To nnance a Spring Dance and start a sinking fund for the Senior Prom, each freshie was re- quired to pay Hve cents a month dues. Thatls farsightedness for you. So hats off to the freshmen! Think of what theylll be like by the time they're seniors. ' .' 4 ,r' i' ' Q-74 . F 1, 'avr 11 I4 J LH ' In U fa fp 1.. tj, f. , f .1 , if , . Q., n , f V 4 - . ,.. ., 4, J, A I ,J 4 -A fA.M, f,, A ig, 1 1 1' ' ' A Q 01 Mal Scene W Won I 342 j0lU6l'. . . The first part ol' the school to come into View in the morning and the last to go out of sight in the afternoon, the bell tower, stands high upon the build- ing symbolizing the lofty spirit of Lawrence High. jie .fducbforium . . . Remember the assembly programs g ex X that made us look through this win- sie dow and wish ourselves outside? Re- RQ member, too, the exciting ones: Bus .. Si 'Neg . . N km Tournaments, concerts, the Senior 32 x Play. Sf YQ ' nil' Q2 if Y if 46 1 Fo get we ggln . . . This scene also brings back memo- ries: basketball games-won and lost, gym exhibitions, football dinners, dances-even the Senior Prom. All of them went to make our high school career the thrilling experience it was. A -, 4 , f Le gg.-ago Jr w iezf oril if 1'w2'cfi'5Q'-'agig ,,,-' 'Zv i fgffiiif 1 Q ,Asi afg A 1 V ,, ,,w,,,f,gQ Q J' F51 ' ,tvfigdiifige f V V iff, X , U Q53-:A -xg. I , .' .. : , - ,, f- , n , fg v - g:e'.: fa:':,1 , , 3 F' M-it iwv1!Y'!fi,,ftf- Qf hf' JU . ff L' 1, f. f, 0' . 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I hope my form is socially correct, because these are the girls who really know when things are comme il faut. The main purpose of the Hostess Club is to teach its members to become gracious hostesses when the opportu- nity arises. Toward this end the mem- bers have spent a busy year planning and holding such affairs as a Hallow- een tea dance, a Christmas luncheon, several birthday parties, a few cake sales, and a card party. Mrs. Emma B. Horn and several other guest ex- perts gave the girls helpful hints on the art of running a successful social affair. With the money raised by the vari- ous activities the group made a highly enjoyable excursion to New York to see a Broadway play. 7 you Pe MLAOIHQ. . . Refusing to let the girls outshine them in the social graces, the boys es- tablished the Hospitality Club with Miss Sloane as faculty adviser. The main objective is to make the boys less selfconscious when entertaining their friends or being entertained by them. The members have given parties for both students and faculty, and, be- sides arranging the entertainment, they planned and cooked the food themselves. Mmm? Mmmml HOST ESS CL U B Top: Pandolfa, Riley, Rogers, Follins, Wil- H0ll0lll.'l'l2llI1ES,iAIT1OI'OS3,NTCGIUII C1 Stexen liams, Ferraro. Middle: Speziale, Daly, Reisert, Girardi, Gliviero, Rosina, leldhausen Dodd, Delmonte, Panettiere, Rose, Yalente. Stevens. M81 SIEWING Cl.l'B lop Laparelli, l.indner, Markowski, Riley, Cittadino, Dodd, leldhausen, Gordon Bottom: Giuliani, Aniorosa, Wolff, l Stevens. Raimondi, Mrs. De Mott, .Iam Jlff. .. However, there's more to home- making than serving tea, and the members of the Sewing Club know that well. Any of you fellows who thinks sewing is mere child's play. strictly for girls, take a look at the man-sized jobs the girls have under- taken this year. Led by Ethel llendricson and Sa- veria Giuliani, Pres. and Sec.-Treas. respectively, and Mrs. Elmetta De Mott, they did their bit for the junior Red Cross by binding baby blankets, knitting squares for afghans, and making baby layettes. They joined the rush to further the cause of defense by hlling Christmas stockings for war SCHOOL Top: liox, Passman, Caplan, Courter, Mackey. fu ' 4 ' 1 ,7 f' ' 1 Linsky, Morrissy, -eone, Alex, Kane, veterans and making menu cards for the US. Navy. They were rewarded for their efforts by a luncheon and show in New York. .gnformafion !9Aa5e! . . . lf you ever get lost around the school and feel you need a guide to set you on the right path, just cry out for help, and one of the School Marshals will probably come running. That's what they're organized for. All high- ranking seniors with outstanding qualities of leadership and courtesy, they aid new students in acclimating themselves to their unfamiliar sur- roundings, and act as ushers at impor- tant school functions. lNl.XRSllAl.S l.ang. Nurmi. .llfdtllef Caparelli, Tuska, Pollera, .Xronstein. liytlenberg. W. Cohen. light, Cahen. Levy. Safzlcii: Livingston. Stern. Doniger, Sheid, Oxenburg. Slack, Phillips, Miller, Nlr, Davison, jf' ,AWA QL- ! . fp- ' ,y-.-odl4Z - 7 5' .1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top: Dalis, Lang, liydenberg, L. Cohen, Kahn, Kann, Luther. Third Row: Lindner, Fox, Lewis, Silverman, Granger, Mines, Landes, Aronstein, Caplan, Keam, Mackey, Light, W, Cohen, Passman, Nurmi, Morris. Second Row: Freeman, Levy, Stern, Livingston, Weitz, liabricand, Mr. MacDonald, Goldstein, Doniger, Miller, Rafkin, Goldsmith. Oxenburg. Taras. Bottom: Conniff, Ravera, Scheid, Lanzelotti, Tuska. AW 30, WL . . This school organization, The Honor Society, is the Lawrence equiv- alent of the famous Brain Trustl' in - ' Qi, L' f ',.f g.iiil 50 national politics. Its members are those who have fought their way through at least two years of high school with high marks. They are often called upon to usher at school affairs, especially commencement, and they take an important part in the im- pressive june Night ceremonies. This year, in addition to this, they spon- sored an Information Pleasel' assem- bly program in which a board of ex- perts, made up of members, answered questions submitted by the whole school. Under Mr. MacDonaldls lead- ership they have upheld the high standards required by the charter of the national organization. ,4hermafA . . . Believe it or notl Mathematics is really a hobby with these erudite Eu- clideans, otherwise known as the Math Club. With Miss Wood as adviser they actually spend hours after school working out tricky problems, experi- menting with puzzles and gadgets, and I MATH CLLYB Top: Kann, Rosenblatt. W. Cohen, lireirich, Weiss, Passman. Lewitz. Mackey. Middle: God- nick, Eisenberg, Herman, Washer, Granger, L. Cohen, Aronstein. Goldstein, lleilig, Eydenberg. Kearn, Walker, Lewis. Bottom: Mines, Phillips, Chait, Shilowitz, Field, Block, Luther, Kahn, Boyar, Miss Wood. delving into the mysteries of the slide rule and various special branches of math. This year the members were divided into groups of three, each of which looked up some unfamiliar subject and prepared a careful report to be read to the club. In this way they're learning a lot about math and, strange as it seems, they donlt mind it a bit. jiolcJAng Jdrouncl. . . There are still some Lawrencians who prefer Brahms, Bach, and Bee- thoven to the Boogie Woogie, and it ORCHESTRA Top: Cestari, H. Goldstein, Stang, Levinson, Goldsmith, Simon, Caraccilo. Third Row: Kass, Cohen, l, Goldstein, Crystal. Kryl, Zito, Folger, Finkelpearl, Mackey, Amsterdam, Candreva, Robbins, Cahen, Nurmi. Second Row: Luther, Kann, Stevens. Samek, Vilardi, Campbell, Fox, Diener, Andrews. Bottom: Wright, Lomberg, S. Vilardi, Mr. Beloof, Olivieri, Dawson, l51l f ll li fl ,KA 3 o',g Z' C f A- V dl .w M .N- M 'U- W ia ll M73 .- ' Q B JD ARM: it X XD i ,Q JT Xxx A K' N C - L ' l 1 X rv 'A I A l 'if' J 'J X' MIXED CHORUS Top- Marv Mani M lohn C' . . J . . . , R son, .aparelli, Finkelstein, Nlurmi, Burtis, 1 Dirmeir, Hanlon Werner, Cameron, G, Pope, Shields, Landes, Robbins. liolger, lallae, Schaefer, Kass. Cestram, Pollera, Cvoldmann, Yermi, M. Morris, Kramer Yilardi Third Rom' johnson ll tt h . , . it. . , e en ausen, Mott, Goldsmith. Slack, Lyons, Weitz, llaas, Grunewald. Luther, Pinto, li. Pope, Yon Schwanenfluegel, Yandewater, Del-uca, P. Napoli, Riley. Second Roux' Hirsh, Wood, D. Craft, C. Craft, Pompan. Cohen, Rorer, Smith, M t'l ' ' ' A ' ' ' N' ar lotta, Prigozen, DiCroce, .-Xlxanos, Candreva. liottom: Shaw. Marguerite Mazza, Mcfjuflin, Nicholson, Pollera, Sarro, Mastalir, Zito. Camp- bell, R. Napoli, Ll. Mazza, Federico, Center: Springer. Miss Clinton Meyers. is for them that the orchestra was or- ganized. lt hrst blossomed into promi- nence this year with a spring concert held in the school. Results met with such general approval that the orches- tra entered the music festival where it was rated one of the best. Part of this success may be attribu- ted to the new method of competitive tryouts which instill a feeling of ac- complishment in those who are ac- Wirzsoure Wzzrblvrs Wirzriirzg Ones . l72l cepted as members. Mr. Beloof has again produced a musical organiza- tion of which Lawrence can be proud. Super .SDGPBILCIIJQFJ . . . Two years ago, if you mentioned the word singing around the halls you'd be met by derisive sneers or, at best, by apathetic grunts. Now the merest mention causes a great stir of enthusiastic approval, The great change is due to the hue showing our Mixed Chorus has been making re- cently, and the spirit of the members. Miss Clinton has done wonders in organizing a group that received the distinction of being asked to sing at the 'l'eacher's Zone Meeting in Hemp- stead. last fall. Since then they have given seyeral concerts: among them the Christmas program and a March l2 concert which was so successful it was repeated for the whole school in an assembly. ole 7 it wif f f ,iff Br-XND l o Top: Mr. Beloof, Goldmann, La Brutto, Caraccilo. Pope, Cestari, Ackel, Rorer, Hanlon, Purita, Goldstein, Cohen, Olivieri, Luther, Rhodes, Sarro, Pollera, liabricand, Pupa. Third Row: Kommel, Novello, Dennison, Prager, Colletta, Wallman, Smith, Zito, Folger, Eydenbergg Wlazlo, Everhart, Pinto, Bettman, Olivero, Verga, Williams, Aronstein, Nurmi. Lang. Second Row: Caplan, N. Cahen, Eisenberg. Flaster, Foglietta, Schaeffer, Gentile. Campbell, Fox, Masone, Roberts, Fischbein, j. Cahen, Taffae. Bottom: Kann, Mackey, liliscu, Amsterdam, Roth, Candreva, Vilardi, Robbins. On entering the annual competition festivals, the chorus broke its good record of last year by getting a ONE rating-the best there is. joofa and j00t2I'6 . . The instrument end of the music de- partment has kept up with the pace set by Miss Clinton and her chorus. l'm sure we all appreciated the entertain- ment the band gave us last fall at the football games, marching around the held with pretty ,Ginny Lahive at its head. ' Mr. Beloof felt that the band could go further into music than the march- ing songs allowed, so the band prac- ticed concert pieces arranged for band and gave a concert in February which conclusively proved Mr. Beloof's con- tention. The band and several en- sembles formed within it entered the New York State Music Contest and again brought honor to itself and Lawrence. oing pfaced . . . lt was inevitable that in such ex- cellent musical organizations as ours, certain members should be outstand- ' r ROCHESTER CLINIC Stavzding: Eliscu. Sarro, Pollera, Yilardi, Shields, Taffae, Lang, Purita, Cahen. Sealed: lied- erico, Nicholson, Mr. Belool, Miss Clinton, gl. Mazza, M. Mazza, Shaw. 4? M ww P3 BLQSKIXS Top: Kraus. Grossman. Caplan, Levinson. Gilford, liydenherg. l.. Miller. Mines, .l.andes, llrigozen. i'lf1n1'dle.' Riley. Plantamura. Xessler. Kahn. Nl, Kelly, Berman. Simon. XV1clgs. lz. Cohen. Brown. Weiss. Seuz'ed.' B. Nliller. Livingston. Weitz. Doniger. Bliss lillsworth. Zend- man. Granger. Silverman. xl. Cohen. ing. A group of students from our hand and chorus were chosen this year, tor the first time. to play and sing in the All-State Band and Cho- rus. Accompanied hy Mr. Beloot' and Miss Clinton, the group journeyed to Rochester, where they listened to and were directed by some ol' the greatest musicians in America. Take a how follqs. lfncorel lfncorel l 54 .xgcfing M9 . . When Shakespeare wrote All the worlds a stage . . . , he couldnt haye heen thinking of the lizlskins yet the quote is very apropos. For their whole worlds a stage, the stage of Lawrence lligh School where they spend niost ol' their time and expend lnost ol their energy. This year they nnally presented their long-awaited puppet version of Shakespeares Tempest Thoroughly enjoyed by the students, it was later presented at a PTA. meeting. The tournament, produced by Miss lillsworth, consisted ol' two plays. Kla's Husband, an adaptation of a three act play, and Sir james l3arrie':s The Old Lady Shows lcler Medals. lior fine performance in the title role ol' the latter, Carol Zendnian received the PTA. cup for this year. To top oil' a year ol' strenuous achievement the clulv on its annual trip to New York saw Shaw's UThe Doctors Dilemma. RIQADIXG CQIMCIIQWISI1 Izll ---I FICILIII Ilghls lt up , , , A scenc from Thu Old Lady' Shows Iler medals . . . A'.Nlu's Ilusbumlm and fzunily . . . El 'l'c1npe5t Ifugil. gufilfinfi . . . .911 .xdcfion lssl 9 -rs ' -x Qfdbdzf., J -v,-,Af flfiggafcfi- VL' 'V' llfXl.I. XX Cl.I.'l3 lofi: T. Iiederico. Xoccoli. Yacchio. Pollera. Licurse. Biamonte, D. Sarro, liabrizio. Gestari. Pancia. Gontino. Tliml Roux Petrillo. Rosino. Guzzo, liensinger. Giuliani, Gestari. Xluglia, Nlessinetti. Nlastronardi. ladanza, Gentile, Cascardi, Iannaroni. Yerrilli. Seroinl Roni' Capar- elli, Altomare, Cfandreva, Dino, AI. Sarto, Xuzzolo, Fiore. Miss Gorvaia, Oliviero, Girardi, lfederico, Mazza, Nardi, Licurse, lavalaro. l30lt0111: Calvelli, Rizzuto, Chimato, Grosso, Dejoseph. Gvilirigina . . . Who was Giuseppe Yerdi? Name three Italian writers and philosophers. Gan you? The members of the Italian Club cang the main purpose of their organization is to foster interest in the Italian language and cultural back- ground. From research work they have drawn enough information to enable them to put on authentic folk dances in assembly. Under Miss Corvaia's leadership, they held a successful tea dance in No- vember. At different meetings they heard reports on the lives of various SIIXNIP GLLB .billlllillllgf XYil- liams, Bartels. You Schwanenfluegel, Mr. Schwab, Ros- enberg, Berlind. Swi1i'vil.' Rosengar- ten, lieisch. Boyar. Gutman. Drucker, great Italians. To top oil their year they visited New York where they ate at an Italian restaurant and, after see- ing various museums, attended an Italian movie. C0fACt0I'5 ,gtelnrf . . . just about all of us have saved stamps at one time or another, some ot us attracted by the pictures and others by the pretty colors. If you're really interested in learning something about philately, drop in sometime at a meet- ing ol .Nlr. Schxvabs Stamp Club. Youll find a group of boys engaged in all phases of the hobbyitrading, sell- lafil MENTAL PABLQLLZM STAFF Top: Stein, Mchlamara, Schneider. Contino, Roberts, Dreyfus, Bucchioni, Rosenberg, Wei- thorn Boyar. Freidman, Linsky, Wolfe, Weintraub. Middle: Weisberger, Dawson, Kohn, Brous, Canamare. Ravett. Godnick, Gruber, B. Cohen, C. Cohen. Finkelstein, Kessel, Fish- hein. Giuliani. 1301101113 Beck. Beldoch, B, Cohn, Brownold, Anderson. Guzzo, Rosemarin, Hamburger, Xessler, Stecker, Mazza, Mrs. Denton. ing, and even giving lectures. This year they began a collection of US. stamps of current issues which is to be added to each year. The originators of the plan refer to it with not a little pride, and indicate it as an actual achievement. .SJCOOIQEFIYLEII . . . Ohl Let me see. ls my name in this xx'eek?'l These were familiar sounds heard every other Thursday during the past year as students flocked to buy the Mental Pabulzmz. MENTAL PAl3L'l.L'5l SALESMFX Top: B. Colin, Fabri- cand. Giuliani. Andrews, Schneider, Contino, Kos- enberg. liraemer. Weis- berger. llamburger. Kau- man, Goddard, Kliller, Xessler, Dreyfus, Scha- piro, Roberts. .flliddlef Stein. Solomon, Braver- man, Weintraub. Fried- man. Bose. Bova. Brandt. gl. Goodman, liensinger. C. Goodman, Guzzo, Fishbein, B. Cohen, C. Cohen. Beldoch, lminer- man. Stecker. liollouzf Dawson, Godnick. Blum- berg. Brownold. Rose- marin, Beck. Anderson, Uliviero, Girardi, Vwlolfe. Members of the journalism classes act as reporters, makeup experts, and proof readers. At the head of this staff are Enid Godnick, Editor, Mrs. Den- ton, Faculty Adviser and Mr. Berle, who is responsible for photography. Translated into simple English. Mental Pabulum means Food for Thought. As the name suggests, the paper contains a great deal of meaty substance, always eagerly devoured by the student body and the faculty. 'Copy boy l . . . . , . . .Carol Zendman owing Qui . . . Lights! Action! Action there was aplenty when the curtain went up on the Senior play, Tisb. Adapted from the famous Mary Roberts Rinehart stories, it involves a forty-live year old spinster, her two old maid com- panions, and her young nephew vaca- tioning in a hotel near the Mexican border. Bandits, a safe robbery, a sup- posed murder, and the inevitable ro- mance make up most of the plot. Miss Ellsworth staged it in her usual excellent fashion, adding a novel touch by having newsboys rush up and down the aisles during intermis- sion announcing news which later ap- pears in papers on the stage. The acting was convincing and thoroughly enjoyed by members of the audience who often couldn't recognize their best friends. lt was a welcome variation from the adolescent com- edies we have seen in the last few years. More of the same would be ap- preciated. CAST Letitia Carberry llishj .....,. lidith Goldsmith Lizzie .,..,.,....,...,.,. .. . . .Marion Chait Aggie Pilkington ...,.,. ,... N ancy Kallman Ellen Leighton .... . Charita, ......... Luther llopkins. .. Callie llopkins. .. Charlie Sands .... Bettina 'lirent ...... Sheriff Lein Pike .... , Wesley Andrews. .. . . . . . .Shirley Wicks . . . .Barbara Miller ,....Paul Caplan ., ,. .Barbara Brownold ,Lee Landes ,. ,..,,Nancy Slack . .. .llarvey Fellerman . , .. .Patrick Purita Denby Grimes ..... ........... I Eli Silverman Dorice Gaylord ........ NlarioBiamonte, joseph Mexican Musicians... , . , Locolli, l'rank Taranto EnidGodnick, MaryCa- parelli. Carol Goodman, i jane Ann Doniger, Mar- tin Aronstein, Harvey Goldstein, Richard Granger, Saul Prigozen Additional Guests .... COM M ITTE E I l EADS Costumes .,..........,.,..,,....,. Enid Weitz Stage Crew .... ........ L ee Miller Electricians ..... .....,, l ili Silverman Ticket Sales .... .... N iorton Eydenberg Publicity .,.,. ..... E lane Ann Doniger Properties ...... ......., l iobert Boyar Sound lftlects ..,. .... l .eonard Cohen HSI Q Ui? Q3 12,5 f ,, ws 1 ., N Q W? rf Qt X fi , I!!-5 Q!! k J 4-JJ Q N . 1 ,SN , , 'lf .: I 1 s cu 3 ll LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Silverman. Buxhaum. L. Cohen, McQueeney, Osterman. 'MW Ouf ,4fJ, . .. The industrious youths in the pic- school Laboratory Assist- plain language, general for the Science depart- work, greatly appreciated ture are the ants or, in handy men ment. Their hy both teachers and students, con- sists of setting up apparatus for ex- periments, getting out chemicals, checking experiment hooks, and doing all odd johs. Boys, wheres the sulphu- ric acid? we .Acid je5f. . . When you put together a group of scientifically minded students and an assortment of scientihc equipment, you can expect something to happen. Under these conditions, things at the Science Club meetings really kept popping this year. First the members SCIENCE CLUB Tap: Goldstein. liydenberg, Dalis, Boyar. lilein, Walker, Lewitz. .lliddlef l.ewis, Osterman, fb Grossman, Lang, Brown. Eisenberg. llart. Michaels, Doherty. Bottom: Cohen, Friedman, W Aronstein, Washer, Robinson, Miss Strauch. lleilig, Mr. .-Xhner. I ,I 'j 'x KN 60 l BIOLOGY CLLB Top: Silverman, Robinson, Balsam, Friedman, Heilig, Middle: Rafkin, Malter, Pohl, Weitz, Liebowitz, Goodman. Phillips, Wildman, Kramer Bottom: Godnick, Chait, liield, Block. Boyar, Washer, Weiss, Brownold, Mr. Berle. instituted new membership qualihca- Institute of Agriculture at Farming- tions requiring each applicant to dem- dale, where they saw demonstrations onstrate before the club some project of scientihc farming. Mr. Einstein, of his own choosing Many novel ex- lookout for yourself! periments were brought to light by this plan- yin! gugb . . . Then, to climax activities, the club, Rather than take for granted every- under Miss Strauch and Mr. Ahner, thing they learned in the classroom a made a held trip to the NY. State group of Lawrencians formed the CAMERA CLUB fpp: Kosann, Midler, Ri Cohen, ll, Goldstein, Lang, Landes, lleilig, lfink, Butler, Klein, llmkelstein, Wallman. Mzddlef Calvelli, Kahn, Rothstein, Kommel, Bernstein, Goodman, lzydenberg, Specter, Vose, Hellat, E. Goldstein, Gort. Seated: L, Cohen, Wildman, Phillips, Godnick, Silverman, liabricand, Brownold, Field. Mr. Berle. l6il - . 1 - . ., .'. ' i . . .1 ,.f, 1:1 ART CLUB Standing: Levenstein. Rubin, Brenner, Goldstein, Fletcher, Pancia, Task. Alex. Rubin. Seated: Berman, jaffe, Burrell, Craft, Block, Chait, Bensinger, Cycleman, Plantamura, Mrs. Palmer. Biology Club to test these facts by ex- perimentation. Meeting every other Thursday, they delved into various biological phenomena, much to the delight of their faculty adviser, Mr. Farrell J. Berle. To supplement their scientihc activities the members made a trip to the Museum of Natural His- tory in New York. .Sla Aff. .. lf you've ever taken a photograph M ' me Q i r -L 1- Hg Lg it 1521i --.L - .. - . . - e if 5, -.. AA, :3 if - - ateiww- - T54 -xi-'fe I 62 the probabilities are you just pointed the camera at someone, clicked the shutter, and then sent the Elm to the drug store to be developed. lf you want to know why your pictures never look like prize winners, ask any mem- ber of Mr. Berle's Camera Club. Be- cause its members are really interested in their subject, this organization has become one of the most active in the school. Early in the year the members were divided into two groups, the novices being initiated into the gentle art of developing and printing, and the more experienced continuing on to enlarg- ing. To study techniques they made a Held trip to New York to several pho- tography exhibits. Recently an exhibit was held in Room 308, with Leonard Cohen's entry winning Hrst prize. Inci- dentally, in case you're enjoying the candid shots in this Lawrencian, they were taken by members of the club. .Salam AW. .. There is, in Lawrence, a group of students whose interest in the graphic arts goes deeper than reading the fun- LAWREXCIAX S'liAlfl3 Top: Mager, B. Brenner, llaber. Burrell. Brownold, Lang, Marlow. Broad. Weithorn, Mines. Barondess, lleine. Kramer, Weiss, llelig, Washer, Lester, Kleinman. Dawson. Freeman: S. Brenner. Craft, C. Cohen. Third Roux' L. Simon. Borgenicht. liinkelstein, Boyar. Silverman, l7reirich, Passman. A. Levy, Berkowitz. B. Cohen. Second Row: Beldoch, Rafkin, jaffe. Field. Ackerman, Livingston. Stern, M, Kohn, Phillips, Block, Goodman, Oxenberg, Hamburger. Reiss, Lawrence, Caparelli, Doniger, Nessler, Braverman, Brous, Beck. Bottom: Kessel. Stecker, jl. Simon, Zendman. Weisberger, Chait, Aronstein, Mr. Coombs, Mrs. Palmer, Granger, God- nick, Weitz, B. Levy, L. Cohen, Goldstein, Prigozen. nies: this group is the Art Club, com- posed of students who want to further their interests along artistic lines and develop their individual talents by do- ing projects of their own choosing. lnstead of joining together in a cen- tral project, the members this year worked separately under Mrs. Palm- er's guidance. Besides doing abstract work for exhibition, the members also did commendable work for the Red Cross, the Bztskirz Tournament, and this Lawrerzcrarz. Truly, Ars tonga est. SML AW. .. This year in the l.att're1zciarz we've tried to take you behind the scenes in Lawrence. We've tried to break through the formality which has always kept you from knowing whats really going on inside our school and ourselves. To do this weve replanned our book completely, added more pic- tures, changed our style of writing, our general makeup and even our method of presentation. lt has not been easy, but if you're satished, then we feel it was worth while. Sincerely, Richard Granger ...... ..... E ditor-in-Chief Arthur W. Coombs .,.. ...... F acuity Adviser Martin Aronstein ,.... ...... B usiness Manager llarvey Goldstein ......... Circulation Manager Leonard Cohen .........., Photography Editor ,luann Kessel, Louise Berman ..... .Art Editors lznid Weitz ............ Photography Manager lfditorral Board: linid Godnick. Betty Levy, Barbara Miller, Rhoda Oxenberg, Saul Prigozen, Eli Silver- man, joye Stecker. Patsy Weisberger, Carol Zendman. plsxzstaizt Hzrmrass . l'Iai1agers.' Sybil Brenner. Marion Chait. jerry lireirich, Richard Passman, ACTION SHOT Ol: L.-XWRFXCIAN l Xl K LT Goldstein. Weitz. Granger. Aronstein ind Cohen 14' cg F 5 1 , i 5 , ,.:,,:f, 4 52 W aww 'Qin' 29? vii, 1 'xv Q 1 We 5 6 X f ga Il VX A o --.mv vwnww ., fx -. , engage- ,:,4, J X X Jslxk W 3 4, Z fs 1252 - 2 Q., L . Q -' an w Eat if K fs vu Wmwwlwn gs- 9Qg15f3'f553,f ,vu 3 s A mug-k X -w LAWRliNClAN HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Top Roux' Fingerhut, A. Dawson, Levinson, Broad, Reisert, Wright, Mon- goni, Goldstein, Ricioppi. Middle .' Blumberg,Green- man, Black, Mellinger, Kleinman, NlcGufHn, P. Dawson, Nlanisto, Ben- singer, Goodman, Immer- man, Rafkin, Padgett, Levenstein. B0flf0771.' O'Keef'fe, Dino, Kane, Cohen, Cycleman, Ness- ler, Stecker. .Home fo Z?oo5f. . . Chances are, if you're reading this book right now, you know who the Home Room Representatives are. ln case you don't, they're the go-getters Who hustled around in their home rooms this year trying to get you to buy the Lawrencian. Theirs were the conscience-like voices reminding you to bring in your deposit or take a chance on not getting the book at all. They've done their job well and the whole staff wishes to express its appre- ciation for their Work. Thanks a lot! sim ofa... Vxfhen the announcement comes over the loudspeaker that NMr, Blankls ninth period Greek class will report to Study Hall 102, today , it means that some lucky devils are go- ing to see movies instead of having class. Of course the movies are educa- tional, but theyire movies just the same. If you've ever undergone this very pleasant experience, you proba- bly noticed one of these boys working 65 the camera. Maybe you even envied him his job, Which, incidentally, also includes care of the camera. Well, it may seem like fun. lt is, the Hrst timei but when you sit through the same PROJ ECTION ISTS Silverman, Buxbaum, Carney, Purita, Eisenberg. movie three or four times it gets bor- ing. From this you might think the projectionists would like to give up their jobs. Not a chance of it. They like to be bored that way. How does it feel to be facing the camera, boys? :W XlXKSl'l4Y Cl.L'B Tojwf Alexander, Heine, Nluehsam. Rose, Waddell. Cohn, Mintz. Cameron, Steiger, Ciampi, Bucchioni. Crocker. Bacon, Cafasso. Parkinson, Ketcham, Cittadino, Braun. Purita. l.. Alex- ander. Berwin. Lang, W. Cohen, Bolgerr, Nlcliie. Thin! Rota: liields, Pecora, Patitucci, Corbelli, Cascardi. Lavery, Dobin. Kass. Sorrentino, Gumo. Richfield, Nlollo, Ifreirich. Kosalao. Kramer, Wood. Sliellington. Reilly, Muglia. W. Kelly. Diamond, Share, Yacchio, DeNatL, Taranto, Sefmttl ROLL' La Rocco. Capone, Kraushaar. lrussel, Manning, .'Xrnold. llochtelder, Petrillo, Nelson, Sarro. Mr. Pierce, Pupa, Licursi. Tavalaro, lannaroni, Pierce, Russo, Greek, Nlartel. Nlartilotta, Bottom: Vtlalker, lsamson, I. Kelly. Stanton, Mangiardi, Pearsall, Grillo. l.opresti, lahive. xl. Cohen, Dejoseph, D. Balzano, Cannon, Swift, L. Nelson. Kramer, Contino, l.exvis. 34.2, got L... The ancient Spartans believed in 'AA healthy mind in a healthy body. 'lihere must be more than a touch of old Sparta in Laxvrence, for besides the activities requiring mere mental effort, we have a well-rounded sports cur- riculum. Our xvell-equipped Physical Educa- tion department has turned out cham- pionship teams in all major sports and provided a chance for all to com- pete in intramural games. The lfarsity Club and the Club represent the best ot our athletic figures in major and minor sports respectively and their main functions are to make rec- ommendations for rewards, and to act as consultant to the Athletic Board ol' Control. 'lihis year's otlicers include Nl. Sarro, President, 'lf Bucchioni, Yice-president: 'lf Nelson, Secretary, and W. Pupa, Treasurer. with Por- rester Pop Pierce as liaculty Ad- viser. 'lhrough this organization, the government ot' Laxvrences sports is in the hands of the participants who are best fitted to control them. Cl.l,'B Top: lrotta. K. Brown, Klein, Bucchioni, l.eonetti. l.ommano, Kreixel. Ray liellerman. Cameron, Berxvin. Diamond. Arnold, NlcKie, l.ane, Crillo. Tomi Kona' Osterman. liranlclin. Nlittman. Passinan. Kraushaar, Dino, Petrillo, ll. Brown. La Rocco, Kluzxillo. Sorrentino. Pupa, Waslier. lfgel, Good, Wlaslo, Stffoizd Rota: Corbelli, Cascardi. Yolin, llochtelder, Pecora. Kosako. Sarro, Nlr. Pierce, W, Pupa, l.icursi, D. Balxano. Ginsberg, lrussel, Nloccio. BoHom.' Cohen, lferraro. ll 1 5 EELS L 1-59551 B. ' 'Z ui MEN TEACIIFRS ATHI .li'l'lC S'l'Al5l5 lop: Xlr. Page, M r. Outterson, Mr. Whitman, M r. And rews, Alt. liogel. Setzletif Nlr. Ca- ton, Nlr, lfarina, Mr. Pierce, Mr. Vander-- b u sh, Nl r. ll ayes. Nlr. Hirsch. FOO'liBAl,L COACHING STAFF Mr. Farina, Nlr. Hayes, Mr. Vanderbush, Mr. Outterson, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Caton. meg Lille L... Therels more to sports than just get- ting out on the field and playing. A good team represents long hours of practice under the vigilant eyes of the coaching staff, the very same coaching staff that sits on the sidelines during the game and prays. Lawrence has been fortunate in always having had a very capable athletic staff. Mr. Forrester Pierce is the director of the Physical Education Depart- ment, and under him is the coaching stall and the faculty manager, Mr. Leslie Outterson. Football, our major Held of con- quest, is ably overseen by Coach Nicholas Farina and his assistant coaches Andrews and Yanderbush. 67 ffl larch junior Varsity football is coached by Messrs. Hirsch and Hayes, and six man football by Mr. Kogel. Successful basketball seasons de- pend upon Coach Vanderbush and Faculty Manager Mr. William Caton. ln the spring Mr. Andrews is coach on the baseball diamond, and Mr. Whitman puts the boys through their paces on the track. The Golf Team learns how to swing itl' from Mr, Kavanagh. ln tennis and handball we depend on Mr. Cameron and Mr. lio- gel respectively to guide their teams to victory. Mr. Page heads a cham- pionship boxing team which success- fully defended its title on March 28. 'llhe combined records of all our teams show that our coaches really lcnow their business. 246112 uno! J6.CAiI1,l' . . . J October! November! Crisp autumn air! The band playing! Throngs of cheering people! lntermingled cries of: Block that kick! Hold that line! Hot dogs! Hot clogs! want a touchdown!'! Get your hot dogs here!!! All of these are just as much at part of football as the team or the ball itself. 'lihe new hot dog stztnd instituted this year proved at grezit success with the students, who, imbued with school spirit hy our hzird-lighting chztmpion- 631 ship tezim. tlocked to every game to cheer on the tezim. 'llhey l'Cllllf' had something to cheer, too, Cziptziin Mixer Szirro led the tezim through zln ttndefeztted sezison to the Long lsltind Championship. l3rom the very lirst gznne the Law- rence teznn showed that it wus hezided tor the top. A highly touted Clovers- x ille eleven moved down from upstate to meet with zi crushing 52ell defeat: its Nlixer's vicious line plunging. 'll1x'y's wide end sweeps, Lind Pupfts bullet passes proved too tough to overcome. Chaminade, another strong team, next tell before the onslaught of the Buff and Blue hy the score of itll. This time A'Snealiy Balxanos great broken field running and his reception of Pupas passes spurred the team on. ln the most keenly contested game of the year lireeport, the only team to score against the Farinamen last year, again proved more powerful than our other opponents in holding the Golden Tornadoes to a 7-7 tie. Win Wright, playing an inspired game tor the Red Devils, scored their only touchdown. A long run hy Balzano and lJupa's talented toe accounted for l.awrence's seven points. Alter trailing Glen Cove TMO in the Hrst quarter, l,awrence's fine offensive machine started clicking and rolled up a Hnal score of 3457. While Sarro, Cohn, Pupa, Pierce, and Ciampi all starred for the Bull' and Blue, Amato Stanco scored the Red and Greens Coarlv lfarirza lands bis lads lone tally almost singlehanded and remained a serious threat throughout the game. As lavalaro, Pierce, and Balzano showed the way, the Golden Torna- Tlie longer the spoke, lbe greater the Ure VARSITY l5OOTBALL Top: Mr. Uutterson. Nlr. Yanderbush. Richheld. Lavery, Pupa, Ciampi, Bacon. Cohnx Buc- chioni, Crocker. Cafasso, Steiger, Daniels. Mr. Farina, Mr. Andrews. Bottom 5 Reilly, L. Nelson, Balzano, 'lf Nelson, Pierce. Tavalaro, Sarro. Mollo, l.icursi, Kosako, Martilotta. Gumo, Sor- rentino, Greck, Desetta, Muglia, MacSaveny. does won a sweeping 2047 victory over the Red and White of Mineola at the loser's held. Mike DaVanzo scored the home team's only touchdown early in the hrst period. The score of the debacle in which Lawrence outplayed Baldwin was 28-O. Captain Sarro, breaking loose for long runs through the center of the line, inspired the team: and Babe Pupa kicked four conversions. To wind up a triumphant season, Lawrence met Far Rockaway on Thanksgiving Day in a game which is to become a traditional rivalry. The visitors, playing above their heads, scored first: but the outstanding play- ing of Nelson, Pupa, and Tavalaro led Lawrence to a l3f6 victory. 7 9. if, .... Under the able tutelage of Coach liirsch and his assistant, Coach llayes, the junior Varsity also made an excellent showing this year, The seasons opening game with Se- wanhaka indicated the beginning of a successful schedule, as our Al.V.'s trounced the visitors 20-6. A 6-6 tie was the result of the second game, a closely fought, action- packed tussle with Valley Stream. Freeport next visited ltlorn Memo- rial Stadium, and although the junior Golden Tornadoes put up a valiant tight, they lost a close one, 10. On October Z8 a visiting Far Rock- away eleven came up against a more powerful Buff and Blue team and Lawrence took the decision 13-ll. lf's good! C When the Glen Cove j.V.'s visited us, Lawrence feted them in the cafe- teria, and then, against all the rules for being a good host, proceeded to hand them a IZ-O licking. For the last game of the season, our boys traveled to Westbury, and re- turned home on the short end of a l3fO score. Eating seems inseparably connected with football. The hot dog, so popular during the actual games, gives way, at the end of the season, to the football banquet. This year, with our jovial math teacher, Mr. Simmonds, as toastmaster, and the band furnishing the music for the occasion, everyone had a good time. Coach Farina accepted for the team the Bacon Trophy and the Rutgers Cup, symbolizing the Long Island Championship. Captain Mixer Sarro received the Miles Trophy for highest scoring back in the Branch. Nick Drahos, our All-American tackle from Cornell, and jerry Cohn, outstanding guard on the Cornell team, gave their impressions of col- lege life. Mr. Dodd then praised both boys for the excellent record they had made in all fields of work at college. Sarro at the end of a long mu After the j.V. players had received their letters from Coach Hirsch, and the Varsity their sweaters from Coach Farina, john DaCrossa, ex-All-Ameri- can and now Professor of Law at Temple University, made the princi- pal talk of the evening extolling the virtues of competitive sport. The sing- ing of l'God Bless America then brought to a close the end of the 1940 football season. JLINIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Top: Reilly, Kreizel. Middle: Mr, llirsch, Manning, Ferraro, Leonetti, Moore, Ray, Egel, Stone, Trussel, Bugden, Williams, Mr. Hayes. Bottom: La Rocco, Bitterman, Balzano, Sor- rentino, Albrezzi, Muzzillo, Trotta, Mr. Outterson, Brown, Caparelli, Lamanno, Drahos. AJ 63 K p lj We Iaterencc gets one on the rebound five years: and, with a record ol' nine wins and seven losses, earned l,.aw- rence a place in the playoffs for the league championship. Bob Bacon led the way with a total of ninety-seven points, and jimmy lannaroni, Lenny liraushaar, Ralph Crocker, 'liom Nelson, Al Dobin, and Buddy Pierce all starred for the Buff and Blue. However, our boys didnt have a monopoly on good playing. Parmigletti of Glen Cove, O'lDonell and Clements of Petersburg, Gunter of Southside, and Sammis of Wood- mere did plenty of damage to the Lawrence cause. The games which XIXRSITY l3,'XSlxl:l'lEAl.l- Sftllltllfllflf Pecora. l-. Nelson. Crocker. Bacon. Wood, 'lf Nelson, Qelato, Nlr. Caron. Serzletlf Pierce, Kraushaar, llochfelder, Nlr. Yanderbush, Cascardi. Mauro, Dobin. .gzoofing Sfalfa . . . After football is finished in the late fall, the sports spotlight usually swings around to basketball and then dies out because of lack of interest in that sport. 'l'his year, however. the spotlight caught in its glare a lighting basketball team which completed the most successful basketball season in caused most glee in l.awrence were the Zo-21 triumph over Woodmere, and the two subsequent defeats of Peters- burg, 33-26 and 25-23. Even though our team was defeated in the playollis, it has gone through a season to which Lawrencians can refer with pride. j UN IOR VARSITY BASK ETBAI .L Standing: Politano, Huller, Cittadino, Alexander, Cameron, Weiss, Macllonell, Skellington, Petrillo, Shoemaker. Sealed: Baer, Shapiro, Kramer, Mr, Kavanagh, Landsman, Florien, Dillard. .fg5feroio!5 . . . All that basketball craze that held the school for most of the winter xvasnlt confined to the Varsityg part of it was carried over to the junior Varsity-a big part. The j,V.'s ran through a season Winning eight games and losing only Hve, and one of these losses was a game against the faculty held to raise money for the Varsityls trip to Petersburg. Our traditional rival, Woodmere, bowed Zl-205 Southside was routed 21-IO: Long Beach toppled 27-9. and, if so, it will probably be a mem- ber of Lawrencels boxing team which successfully defended its champion- ship for the fourth straight year, ln doing this our boys ran up a total of 51 points, the highest ever scored by any one team in the tournament. An interesting feature of our boxing season is the Golden Gloves lntra- scholastic Tournament held to enable Coach Page to choose the members of his team before the interscholastic competition begins. After Winning an important match Coaches Vanderbush and Kavanagh with Freaport yi the Score of 961 deserve much credit for the line team Iifwrelfce pl' d host on March 26-Z6 A Q L tc o, eams irc i schools all over they turned out, and for the good C . ini' 1 - Winning the team material they developed for the Yar am is ,h lawrence 5150 gained sity. Outstanding Playing on the a . vidual tops: Teddy Weugmm of Carmen Mari, Billy Wood t R J George Cameron was an i ,na I Tha! wzlzzalnle one uiiuzzte factor in LaWrence's victcmrie y take hotel FMIICA 052712 . . . joe Louis beware! Maybe someone who can beat you will turn up soon U xv 31-52'iwJL . 1l'l uh k- , lx in ' A YN BOYS' BOXING Top: R. Kosako, Wellerson, Schaefer, Belcher, Olivieri, Balzano, DePalma, Vacchio, Bevil- acqua, Tripodi, Pinnola, Venezio, Arnold, Fields, Rhodes. Middle: Grillo, Cittadino, Pilgrim, Simms, Morin, Pancia, Waddell, Cestari, Mr. Page, A. Kosako, Stone, Bugden, Finkelstein, Mangiardi, Kelly, Pearsall. Bottom: D'Onofrio, Frankfort, Fabrizio, Capone, McKie, De- joseph, Lopresti, Veltri, Caporusso. 100 lbs., Pat Dejoseph, 110 lbs., A1- fred Cittadino, 130 lbs., Captain Ar- thur Kosako, 155 lbs., and Buddy Pierce, 175 lbs. Hats off to Mr. Page and his boys! meg Swing .gf . . . just as surely as '1there'1l always be an England, there will always be a Lawrence golf team winning the Long Island Championship. Ever since interscholastic play was estab- lished Lawrence has ruled the links, this season under Coach Kavanagh promises to be as successful as all the others. When better golfers are born, Lawrence will have them. f,-Q BOYS' GOLF tm'11f,-fa Staudizzgf Fabrizio, Russo, Miliano, Martilotta, Freirich, Cascardi. Seated: 'Q Kass, Cittadino, Mr. Kavanagh, Rose, W, Cohen. B ll 1 1135 XJ :D it A.. 0 ,, 5 F! y f ,Q 1.1 KW! tr! HJ' i , ffm ,I ffl, JL ffl? BOYS' TENN lS Top: Lang, Browner. Sealed: Shapiro, Alexander. Mr. Cameron, Kramer, llerrn- stadt. pCLCL2tQ2l'5 . . . The tennis team will be seriously handicapped this year by the loss of most of last yearls squad. However, several newcomers are showing great promise, according to Coach Cameron, and Lawrence will make a strong bid for the championship. On fke pun... Ofl' to a flying start, our track team began practice early this year. Most of the boys from last year's team, which tied for the championship, were back again, and there were several newcomers who turned in fine per- formances. 'l'he star of the team was Bob Bacon, who broke the record for the shot put several times in practice and is expected to do as well in com- petition. The loss of ,lack Borgos, last years jumping star, weakened us con- siderably in that department, but the relay team, sprinters, and distance runners, benefiting from the year of previous experience, more than made up for this loss. With a better rounded Barton getting hot Mr. Whilizzaiz semis them 017 plif geo, Q Rt O -acc 4 W Xa i Q3 team than he had last year, Coach Whitman is conhdent that this 5 record will be even better th yearls. Anyway, theyre o ' 6 N911 348 900116 . . .L 1 ln spring a young T11 s ncy t s to thoughts of baslgjl, among her things. The sound of ball meeting bat and glove is just as commonplace as this method of describing the scene. livery empty lot becomes a playing field, this is truly the 'lgreat American sportf' This year, the advent of the base- ball season in Lawrence brought with it prospects of a winning team. Last year's pitching staff was practically intact with George Cameron returning as its mainstay. With many other members from last year left over, and several outstanding rookies nlling in. the rest of the team is also uniformly gf Cauivrozfs smoke ball excellent. ln the seasonls opener against Min- eola, Lawrence won a close 3-2 vic- tory. Woodmere bowed in the second game. lf the fine playing seen in these two games is an indication of what to expect for the rest ot the season, this team is headed for the top. X'.XRSl'l'Y BASlil3.AXLl- Top z'oz.'.' Strassle, Sarto. De Xatz. Cliampi, Cameron, Wood., Bucchioni. 'lfi Mintz. Nlr, .Xndrews coach. Semin! rom' llochtelder. Bradshaw, Williams. Steiger. Kelly. lirausliaar, Dobin. Nlartilotta. lavalaro. Sealctlx Gumo, l.a Rocco, Rizzo. Sltellington, Dino, Bucchioni, lf.: Syrkin. I76 I GYM TEAM Top: Richfield. Edsell, Regnier, Parkinson, Skellington, Muglia, Diamond. lioitomf Mosher, Patitucci, Regnier, Mr. Whitman, Nelson, Marosy, Scott. ,HQCLJ Offer .MEGA . . . Simulating the man on the flying trapeze is no job at all for a member of the Lawrence Gym team. In fact, they can do lots of stunts he never even thought of. Although when they per- formed at the gym exhibition their motions were so fluid that the whole thing seemed very simple, it really isn't simple at all. The boys started practicing last September and kept at it right up until the Exhibition. Try it yourself sometime, but be sure there's some iodine and adhesive plaster handy. it Hy.fe.Uea... UWe have no yell. We have no yell . . That was a cry often used by the cheerleaders during the football and basketball games this year, but no one there believed a word they were saying. lt was very easy to hear that they had a yell, and how they used it! Led by Harold Lewis and joan Stan- ton, they provided an essential part of the sporting spirit as they cheered our teams to victory. After the enthusi- astic display put on by the leaders, only a very few souls could refrain from adding their voices to a rousing T-E-A-M. Yea Teamln CIIEERLEADERS Walker, Lamson, Contino, Stanton, Veltri, Lewis, llicks, Sprague. BOYS' BOWLING Top: Lane, jordan, Lev- inson, Parkinson, Mr Schwab, Wood, Nlittle- mark, Klein, Marlow 1 Karp. l30tt011z..' Mante- vani, Gifford, Yolin, Fog- lieita, Kass, Alexander llirschkorn, Lcebow. BOYS! PING PONG Top: S. Robinson, Mili- ano, Sembales, Washer, Frankfort, Serkin, lleine, Sheer. Bottom: Kogut, Franklin, Wishbow, Wallman, j. Robinson, Mr. Whitman, Kahn, lleld, Schiffman, Ablo- wich, Hochfelder. l'lAND BALL 'li FA M Staizdi1zg.'Alexander, Fellerman, Reeves. Seated: Franklin, Kogut, Mr. Kogel, Hochfelder. INTRAIVI CRA-NL BAS- KHIAISALL C.-XPTAINS Top: Fabrizio, Xuzzolo, Fogglicta, McDonnell, Mr. Whitman. liuttom: Vaccliio, Patitucci, Frank- lin, Nuzzolo, Coons, llunimel, Stinger. 1 Mp ou, sm... Bowling Hnally came into its own this year as our team, led by Sistine Mantovani, swept through its sched- ule with an imposing string of vic- tories. Mr. Whitman's expert tutelage was an important factor in the team's development. As this is the Hrst year our bowling team has completed its schedule, the record is astounding, and if the rate of improvement keeps up, it will bring Lawrence to the top in a new held of conquest. judge Qwannem . . . With lVlort Kogut and Fred l-loch- felder as leading players, our Ping Pong team came through with flying colors this year. Losing only the Hrst match to Lynbrook, the team swept through the rest of its schedule with- out the loss of a single game. pafming .gf The hand is quicker than the eye. Donlt you believe it? You will if you've ever seen our handball team play. llow they can manage that small rubber spheroid with such dexterity is always a source of amazement. But they do, and so well that they went through a very successful season under Mr. Kogel's supervision. Mkfiin jkeae . . . Those basketball players who werenlt experienced enough to make any team gathered in the gym after school and divided into teams which played regular schedules among them- selves. ln this way everybody got an equal chance to participate in sports. qua! punfd . . . The same situation was true in foot- ball. Rather than connne themselves to sitting and watching the Varsity play, this group of boys got together with Mr. Kogel and evolved the idea of dividing up into teams and playing the new six-man game which permitted greater competition and required less equipment. T SIX MAN FOOT- BALL Top: Reeves, Cas- cardi, Rorer, Rivara, Menzies, Candreva, Neild, Smith, S. Cohen, Muehsam, Pope, Fellerman, Lewis, Peterson, Rob- bins, Vandewater, Pil- grim, Pearsall, Week- er, Held. Third Row: Rubenstein, Living- ston, Dulfus, Licursi, Kahn, Mackey, Mar- tilotta, Gifford, Usdan, La Rocco, Taffae, Regnier, Bucchioni, Kraushaar, Cittadino, Arnold, Cestari, Sheer, Franklin, Nuzzolo. Second Row: Moccia, Mangels, Dreyfus, Ldelstein, Levinson, Kogut, Dodd, Mr. Kogel, Capone, Vose, Shapiro, Alexander, Reish, Good, Pancia, Schapiro, R. Cohen. Bottonz: Schaefer, Left, Huller, Cort, Bevilacqua, Levy, Hummel, Moser, Simms, Roberts, Frankfort, Reisch, Finkelstein, Robinson w,,.,,.,, rf va, gba.. . .. Basketball may look too rough and fast for girls to play, but how these girls can play it! With Sylvia Kesten- baum, Mildred Nurmi, and Muriel Morse as captains the class teams won all competition. Like all girls' sports, this is intramural and there is no var- sity. However, at the annual play day at Hofstra, the team from Lawrence won several games. give unc! jaLer5 . . . Batting the ball back and forth across the net seems to appeal to a great many girls as volley ball re- ceived one of the largest turnouts again this year. An honor team com- posed of june Mair, Captain, Mary Ferrara, Bernice Westlund, Edith Scheid, Virginia Lamson, Arline Hew- lett, Rhoda Michaels, Rosalind Mil- linger, Lillian Walker, Lillian Watts, and Eilene Kelly took second place in the play day at Hofstra. Warling jme . . . A new system, the S. O. S. Girls, was instituted this year in the Girls' Physi- cal Education Department to relieve Mrs. Barber of most of the clerical work. These are seven girls, chosen GIRLS' B.-XSK ET- BALL Sltllldlllrgf Muir, West- lund, Mrs. Barber, Scheid, E. Kelly. Sealed: Lamson, Fer- raro, Walker, Mich- aels. from the commercial department, whose functions are checking attend- ance, helping around the ofhce, check- ing equipment, and marking the state record cards. 7XMoc!ern ribianaa . . . The girl gym leaders are those who excel their classmates in gymnastic ability, leadership, character, and pro- hciency in athletics. From each period two girls are chosen to assist Mrs. Barber in the gym classes and extra- curricular activities. If you're one of those people who is skeptical about the female athletic ability, just watch these girls go to town in any sport. Sf:-i425 jo Spare . . . Bowling used to be a typically mas- culine sport because most bowling alleys were in saloons and . . . well, girls just didn't go to those places. Now the game has been rehned and the fairer sex is taking its fling. A group of girls met twice every week this year with Miss Hartigan and Miss Davis. Several became experts, and jean Wallace placed fourth in a recent interscholastic meet. .jcwzlaing !9o5feaJ... Some of the hardier girls in our l3Ol GIRLS' X'OI,I.IiY- B.-XI.I. Top: Morris, Iierram, Mrs. Barber, Ii, Kelly, Michaels. Nurmi, B02- fomx MacSaveny, Westlunti, Hair, Walker, Sclieid, Lam- SUIT, S. O, S. GIRLS Top: Stanton, Feeney, Dawson, Bensinger, Dodd, Rubenstein, Ziutierwyk. HUIIOIIZI Feldliausen, Lindner, Oliviero, Mrs. Barber. Alvanus, Lester, Ilet- tenhausen. GY M I .EAD ERS Top: Cowan, Mair, Sepanski, If. Kelly, Millinger, Westlund, Scheid, Michaels, Walker. Boffonzf Fer- rara, Vicklund, Mrs. Barber, Lamson, Weingold. GIRLS' BOWLING Top: Ilaber, Arditn Wallace. Chait, Doer- ner. Bottonzf Mackey Miss Harrigan, Block Rosmarin, Ifilipowitz Rutter, Miss Davis. ,pn X4 J. GIRLS' RIDING Stazzdiizgf Millinger Kessel, Michaels Mero, Cadmus, Kelty Raved, Nicholson Seated: Sprague, Pe- dizin, Lahive, Rumph Goldsmith, lzmner, GIRLS' HOCKEY Ffflllff Watts. Do- herty, XIncSz1ven3'. Batik: Weingold, Lam- son. Ii. Kelly, Walker, Carlisle, Nlrs. Barber. Scheid. Swift. llewlett. Mair, Licursi. GIRLS' SWIMMING Topg Perine, liesten- baum, Cadmus, Daw- son, Bzickrack, Rall, Kessel. .lliddlcf Burns, Rumph, Nlzilhoii. Gut- mzm. Iinsky. Levin- son, Napoli, Padgett. Dirmeir. L. Cohen. B, Goldsmith, Yueger, Boltonz: Slecker, Lyons, Beldoch, Dodd, Miss Slruuch. lield- hziuseii, Nlero, llziihes, llof, GIRLS' ARCIIERY McGutHn, Caparelli, Feldhuusen, Mrs. Bar- ber, Dodd, Westlund, Scheid, I I school formed a riding club which met every Friday afternoon, rain or shine, at the Hempstead Lake State Park. There they prepared for an annual horse show held in the spring. Girls, have you ever heard of the auto? ltls really much simpler. Wading c!iLe ajslofm . . . The mermaids of Lawrence High congregated every Tuesday at the Sun and Surf indoor pool, where Miss Luella Strauch helped them perfect different strokes and dives. Transfer- ring later to the Far Rockaway High School pool, they formed a team which excelled in competition. .gil .fd gair way... The Ocean Country Club was the home course this year for the girls' golf team. Under the guidance of Miss Sadie Posner the girls teed off against their opponents and came through the season with an enviable record. Carol Field, Ethel Hendrickson, Helene Greenman, and june Mair, were the leadingazplayers. me My Sfick . . This game really takes fortitude. lt's not easy to run around all after- noon with someone constantly bang- ing away at your shins, but these girls can take and give it, as they proved by their excellent showing at the re- cent play day. girzi Weeb gow . . . lior the third straight year Archery was a part of our girls' sport curricu- lum. ln the annual play day our female Robin Hoods had the opportunity to test their skill against the best from twelve other Nassau schools. Locksley himself couldnlt do so Well! Quia! Come MCL.. . Ping Pong always looks easy, but, in reality, it's easier to miss the little ball, or knock it off the table, than it is to get it on. lf you've ever tried it, you will probably envy the girls' honor team which won eleven out of eighteen matches and tied two of the other seven. GIRLS' TENNIS Staizdivzgx Rumph. raro, Mrs. Barber, j. Cohen. GIRLS' PING PONG Stern, Bensinger, Raff, Samek. Bensinger, Napoli, Mi- chaels. Seated: lier- 66 77 awrence eelafi if .24 mica? of my year 1940-41 September 3-Got up early this year and greeted the students. Found many new faces and missed many familiar ones. September ll-On this day visited street fair in Cedarhurst and was most proud to discover my band there aiding the celebra- tion. September 19-First signs of work on Lafwrencian evidenced by taking of class group pictures. September Z0-I felt very proud to- day as members of our local American Legion post pre- sented to the school two new flags, the American and the school colors. September Z6-The Seniors settled down to work today. They held elections for officers. Results very satisfactory. September Z7-The band contributed more merrymaking at the Mine- ola County Fair. October 2-Further evidence of ex- cellent musical talent among the students shown this morn- ing by Mixed Chorus assembly. October -l-A group of drama stu- dents under Miss Ellsworth attended the district teacherls meeting to demonstrate some hne points of drama. October 4-Football is here at last. With pardonable pride l must say that my boys gave last yearls state champions a thor- ough drubbing. October 7-The Honor Society elected officers today. Those lucky per- Apologia to Samuel Pepys, 84 sons are surely the t'bestest of the best. October ll-The football season goes on. Lawrence continues on its winning way. We 33-Chami- nade U. October I4--Would-be thespians had a chance to demonstrate their skill today as our Buskins held their annual tryouts. Bravo! October l8-Lawrence 7-Freeport 7. Too close for comfort. October Z5--Several members of the Lafwrencian staff attended a meeting at Hofstra where our last year's book received an- other honor rating. October 25-Lawrence 3-l-Glen Cove 7. October Z9-The Buskins demon- strated their versatility by pre- senting a marionette version of Shakespeare's Tempest, November 9-Lawrence 20-Mineola f. November I6--Lawrence Z5?Baldwin O. November 21 - Lawrence 13 - Far Rockaway 6. Exit football. November 27-My outstanding musi- cal students took a trip to Roch- ester to play and sing in the various all-state ensembles. December 3-Today, Enid Weitz was chosen to represent me in a na- tional essay contest held under the auspices of the DAR. December 6-Those Buskins again. This time presenting their an- nual tournament of one act plays. Felt my chest swelling with pride, but it was only the curtain going up. December -Basketball replaces foot- ball as the center of student sport interest. Open season on shooting baskets. December I4-My boys brought home the Bacon-trophy, so, quite naturally, we hold a dinner to honor them for it. Well done! December I9-The Homemaking stu- dents gave a Christmas party for some of the children of the neighborhood. December 20-The Dramatic Art and Music departments combined their efforts to give us a Christ- mas assembly that will long be remembered. December ZU--Vacation begins. l can take a short nap. january 6-The students got back from vacation today. Law- renciaiz took advantage of the momentary confusion by hav- ing all club pictures taken. january 30-Having read 'fMacbethf' the Senior English classes fur- thered their interest in Shake- speare by going to see a presen- tation of his 'Twelfth Nightfl February 6-Election of new Honor Society officers. February Zl-The students and l were extremely saddened by the loss of one of our best teach- ers, Mr. Lee F. Correll. February Z2-My basketball team amazed all by gaining a place in the league championship playoffs. Sharp shooting. March I3-l5-Representatives from Lawrencian and Mental Palau,- Zum attended scholastic press conference at Columbia. March 26-28-Long Island boxing April April April April April April April April May May M ay june june june Sal championship held here. My boys outpunched them all. 8-Baseball moved into the sportlight. We took the opener from Mineola 4-Z. 8-The Senior Play. Not a few Buskins stirred enviously as the Seniors put on a stirring per- formance. ll-Baseball team beat Wood- mere ll-l. 15-Baseball team wins again. Oceanside bows 9-3. 18-Long Beach on the short end I7-Z. What a team! 22-The golf team successfully opened its season in a match with Glen Cove. Z3-The busy Buskins made an enjoyable excursion to New York to see f'The Doctor's Dilemma. Z4-My favorite yearbook held an original assembly program this morning in the form of a humorous science display. 6-The Honor Society staged an Hlnformation, Please! assem- bly program. 7-Mental Pabulum editor talks at Adelphi press conference. 29-Those Buskins again. This time they held a farewell party for graduating Seniors. I6-Z0-Regents week. The final tests for our Seniors. Z0-lf I were up on the latest dance steps l would certainly attend the Senior From tonight. I just can't get myself to go out to learn them. l guess l'm too deeply attached to this place. 23 - Commencement. Good-by Seniors. l'll miss you. As the Seniors leave, l can get some sleep till next September. plvkgue For entirely efficient production, there are several vital factors that must, of necessity, be present. We found that as our production of the 1941 Lawrencian progressed, all these factors had to be supplied. For our RAW MATERIALS, we drew from the abundance of activity taking place within the school. An editorial board, a staff of more than sixty students and lV1r. Coombs, our faculty adviser, supplied the needed LABOR. But we still were not prepared for entirely efficient production. We lacked the Hnal factor- CAPITAL. It is true we could have produced a yearbook using only those funds received from within the school. Why then, should we have included the ad- vertising section? The answer is obvious. Those extra funds which the adver- tising section represents have meant the difference between just another year- book and the 1941 Lawrencian. To those local merchants and other friends of the school whose names are herein contained we are especially grateful, for they have allowed us to publish the type of book we felt was worthy of Lawrence. lt is our sincere wish, therefore, that you will give to them, through patronage, the support that they have so cheerfully given to us. lVlART1N ARONSTEIN Business Manager 1361 ROCKAWAY SAVINGS BANK THE SCHOOL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY Foam Place 85 Central Avenue Far Rockaway, N. Y Cnrujrlmzffulx of Tcl, Qqdm-lmrgg I .ALDER 85 IDOBLER DR. I. J. ABRAMS I OUSE DENTAL SURGEON HARD RARE 545 West Broadway C6d3rhUfSt, I., Central Avenue Cfll7I1JIi7lIC'l1fX of Phone Ccdarhurst 3314 LEE BROUS l 497 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I Tclcplmnc Far Rockaway 7-6626 Over go Years in the Rockavmys LAWRENCE J. LINCOLN E A W11 DELIVER FAMOUS BERGER, INC. Delicatessen 3 Grill - Restaurant 1913 Mott Avenue Far Rockaway, N. Y. fjlllllfllflllfllff of , L. SIlVION'S SONS +++++++-0+ ww L ++++ HH C01p1f7Ijn1g71f5 of DR. IVIICPIAEL LEFTOFF OPTOMETRIST 1026 Central Ave. 1588 Hewlett Ave. Far Rockaway. N. Y. Hewlett, N. Y. Far Rockaway 7-4466 Franklin 1163 MR. 8: MRS. L. V. DODD L. P. EDSELL Real Estate MAN.-xcrzmxzxr AND INSURANLY 110 Cedarhurst Avenue Cedarhurst, Long Island Tel. Ccdarhurst 6163 Res. Tel. Ccdarluurst 0769 COIlI!I,1III!'lIfX of SAKOFF BROS. Stationery - Toys Tcl. 1781-1783 Ccdarhursf Cflllzjzlilzzcwfx of CEDARHURST GROCER i l lf. Ii. ELDERD 1 GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES l B 492 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. Manager C I' , fi Omlllmcu X of RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPEL JOHN L. TOMILTY PLUMBING CO. Cedarhurst, N. Y. +-+4 ++++++++ ss 1 THE WILL AND THE WAY The subject of career Doesn't seem to me quite clear So I'd like to clarify it just a bit For at this so early stage And at such a tender age XVe know only how 'twill be should fate permit. To convey by written word, Serious, tragic or absurd Thoughts that people will not only read but heed Is the goal toward which I pressg But whether with success Is something which has not yet been decreed. Like Ogden Nash inventive Or like Pegler most dissentive Or like F.P.A. a column I'd like to write like anyone, some day. But it's not an easy task Undertaking to unmask The sadness and the gladness on this earth. Thorough preparation And sincere determination Are essential if the tyro'd prove his worth. For if you want to have your say That's the will-and then the way Is an olio of luck and chance and effort well appliedg And even though my name May be never known to fame The world will never say I haven't Or just a simple rhymer like Millay tried. Like Anderson so solemn RICHARD GRANGER Tel. Cedarhurst 0140 Tel. liar Rockaway 7-1859 ROSALIND LIGHT GAUNTT 85 PLACE Costume jewelry - linglish Silver S - G d MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Pomng OO S 501 Central Avenue 2102 Cornaga Ave. Far Rockaway, N. Y. Tel. Cedarhurst 3445 R. OZDOBA C ll, ,Q f THE ACCESSORY MART ,mn 1 1111011 i o Ac'n'xxm'ieX of Mu' M077ZA'l7f,, Gloves - Costume Jewelry - Blouses Hand Bags - Hosiery 4 Beach Wear A FRIEND Sweaters 499 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. UUJIT Headquarters for Sportswear and Weglring Apparel for the High School Girl 1028 Central Avenue Far Rockaway, N. Y. ISQ SAMUEL SHILOWITZ Disfribzzfor of SPORTING GOODS 438 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. l 4+ C0 'f'Ii7'lf 1f-I Uf Telephone Ccdarlmurst 1984 JOSEPH TASK CIGARS - STATIONERY 3 Bayview Avenue Lawrence, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. MacDonald GRACE SHOP 496 Central Avenue Specializing in Clothes for the Girl of Teen and College Age CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I94I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INWOOD Inwood, L. I. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ccdarlmurst 351 1 and 351 2 LOUIS' BEAUTY SALON QAM' Crziicliliolfrdj SPECIALISTS IN PERMANENT WAVING 505 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. Flowers For AH Occasions I2 Central Avenue Lawrence, L. I. Cf2I7ll71I777FlliS of Corner Doughty Blvd. VALENCIA MEAT MARKET 1 Tcl.Ced:1rhursr 56 x 8 Broadway, Woodmere, L. I. +++ ++++++ IQOI We, . 7, ,, ., .. . V... FOR EVERY oCCAs1oN-FLOWERS DALSIMER, FLORIST 1930 Mott Ave. Far Rockaway F. R. 7-0700 also New York City 576 Central Ave. Cedarhurst Ced. 2100 -Amsterdam at 76th St. Cedarhurst 77 55 WEYANT COAL 8: OIL CORP. Telephone Cedarluurst 3244 F. R. MACKEY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 131 Spruce Street Cedarhurst, L. I. Lawrence Plaza Lawrence, N. Y. BEA'S TEA ROOIVI 85 SODA FOUNTAIN Tel. Cedarliurst 8064 We Deliver Moderately Priced Tcl. Ced. 1001 Lunches for Students PENINSULA BARBER SHOP All Cooking 81 Baking Done on Premises 8 BEAUTY SALON 459 Central Ave., Cedarhurst, N. Y. 504 Cenffal AVC- Cedafhllfsfy L- I- 130 Park Row WOrrh 2-5577 New York City WOrtl1 2-9610 Hzfildilzg for Defense I SAGMAN 8: DRONGE New 8: Used MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS buughc-sold-exchanged-rented Expert Repairing Couzjrlinzrnfs of MAGER'S RADIO SHOP Q llllllllllIllII...I.....IIIIlIllllIlIllI I F R I G I D A I II E 911 Corrzplinzcnis of PEN IN SULA NATIONAL BANK CEDARHURST, N. Y. We trust each graduate will soon have an account in our bank. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE McLinsky 81: McNic0ll Garage, Inc Mac 3: Mac Fuel Co., Inc. ClJ7I1l7!illll'71fS of THE BUDGET SHOP Cedarhurst, L. I. T. MCLINSKY D. MCNICOI.l THE AUSTIN SHOP Tel. Cedarhurst 0260-0161 Ladies, Intimate Apparel Accessories-Linens 472 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. 116 Cedarhurst Avenue Tel. Cad. 6912 Telephone Cedarhurst 5656 Telephone FA1' Rock. 7-6655 PHILIP BERG REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 138 Cedarhurst Ave. Cedarhurst, L. l Telephone Cedarhurst 7444 NEW CENTRAL MARKET GROCERY SL DAIRY DEPARTMENT Marshak Brothers 444 Central Avenue Woodmere, L. I. Branch: 1005 Broadway, Woodmere, L. I. I Q2 Ceclarhurst 4076 The VILLAGE BARN, Inc 936 Broadway Woodmere, L. I. I C017ZlDll11l67Zf5 Of For Out of thc Ordinary l BAKED GOODS THE SOUTHERN KITCHEN NEW CENTRAL THEATER S64 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I CEDARHURST 1 Compliments of THE GEM THEATER FAR ROCKAWAY ROULSTON MANAGERS CEDARHURST 84 INWOOD C0lIIIJllllZf'I1fX of Donald Vllright Jules Taff 432 Central Avenue Doughty Blvd Cedarhurst, L. I. Inwood, L. I. Tcl. Ced. 1144 Tel. Ced. 1115 Ccdarhurst 0534 H, KIMMEL, Prop CEDARHURST Cedarhurst 53 S3 The federal g0'U6T'lll7l87Zl and the local schools co-operate 011 the defense work: g0m'er11111c11l l71SfI'MCf0f3 and uzaterials-I.au'rc'11ce High School shop, I 93 SC, 90, 190 Department Store The Store of Z1 Thousand Bargains 488 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I C0llI!Ili77lC'77fS of A FRIEND B O R I S SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER +++++++++++ If Your Photo Appears in This Book, You Are Urged to Send Us Your Order For Additional Portraits Now . At Our Special School Rates. BORIS PHOTO STUDIO 413 Central Avenue, Cedarhurst, L. I. Tcl. Cedarhurst 3970 l94l S11Lilc, please +++++++ Ctlbitkering No cabinet Worker or furniture de- signer was Jonas Chiekering, the father of the piano which now bears his name. Of him it is only said that 'the was very fond of musicf' Small wonder then that he gave first thought to the mighty voice for which Chickering is famous today. Modern Chiekering craftsmen have added clarity and fullness to its tones, modern designers have perfected new styles, but the soul of the instrument is one of simple beauty-as Jonas Chick- ering desired it. Verticals from S395 Grands from S595 AEOLIAN COMPANY 27 West 57th Street, New York 53 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn COllIlJliI1ZClIfS of THE LAWRENCE-CEDARHURST BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE JOSEPH S. I'lEXX'LETT EDWARD S. BENTLEY CLAYTON L. SEAMAN WAIKREN A. WICKS J. V. MITCHELI, F. E. STERNIN Member +++++++++ OFFICERS Federal Deposit Insurance L95 Cl3llil'IIIHIZ of Board Execlzfizfe Vive P1'f'SitlC11f Crzsfaivr Trust Ojficer Axsisfnnt Cashier Assixiunzf Cashier Assisfanf Cashier Corporation WESTMINSTER SALES 8c SERVICE Magnavox Custom Built Classical and Popular Phonographs with F.M. Phonograph Records VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS 513 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. Tel. Ccdarhursr 5856 JEAN WEISMAN DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR 507 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. Tel. Cedarliurst 5366 C. M. LUTHER Artistic Furniture Painting Cabinet Work and Polishing 362 Central Ave. Lawrence, L. I. H. FRANKFORT 8: SON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 122 Cedarhurst Ave. 2016 Mott Ave. Cedarhurst, L. I. Far Rockaway, N. Y. Ceclarhurst SIOO Ear Rockaway 7-0237 Telephone Ced. 6291 ANNE'S HAIR DRESSING SALON BEAUTY CULTURE SPECIALISTS PERMANENT WAVING 494 Central Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. THE OUTSIDE IN 395 Central Ave., Lawrence, L. I. Gifts Lending Library Art Exhibits C0llIl?1fIlll'l1fX of HYMAN'S SHOE STORE Far Rockaway, N. Y. C07lIlJ1iIlIl'I1fS of WESLEY GRANT Comjzliments of Franklin 2 I S3 ANTHONY'S Broadway, Woodmere Under Management of Mrs. Anthony 86 Son 96 l 1 lo7l Complimmds of CEDARHURST BASEBALL CLUB JOHN C. JACK, Manager Ccdarhurst 1 678 DAVE FREXFELD CENTRAL AUTO 81 ELECTRIC SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 91 Carman Avenue Cedarhurst, L. I. Uniforms By Ostwaldn Inc. 18 East 16th Street New York, N. Y. Designers and Manufacturers of School Band Uniforms 0 I C O N N O R ' S MEN'S, LADIES', CHILDRENS WEAR 404 Central Avenue Tel. Ced. 5702 C077Zf7lill1L'71f5 of A FRIEND 1981 -av v. -I -I va gg Ountr Life Press orporation i 1 GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK 3 1 TELEPHONE GARDEN CITY S00 1 - J 1 PRINTERS 1 1 df lf BOOK MANUFA CTURERS 1 1 I - ' I NEW YORK OFFICE . 111 EIGHTH AVENUE, ROOM 200 4 TELEPHONE CHelseu fl-3177 ' DIRECT LINE: NEW YORK TO GARDEN CITY A Vlgilam 4-0433 Wrxgr- 'Tf'f1,, ,,fA,fgs A C-,--Ex ,,fX,rf?? , :Y gf'f 'f'i'f: ,v A 1- ' 1 I 1 W I Qi ' vi f VR 1 L x 'SSS- ,. ,. .I ,. E D 2655 1991 ++++ Cll1l1j7IiIlIt'lYfX of + 1859 FOOD STORES +++++++ ++++ Cnmjflimfnis of FRANK D. NIESEROLE V GRENNAN BAKERIES Try GRENNAINVS Delicious Cakes at Your Cafeteria 9028 Van Wyck Boulevard Jamaica, N .Y. Telephone: Jainnica 6-36oo + + L I Plionc: Ceclarlwurst 5886 ISURNSIDE AUTO SERVICE Frank Stockdale, Prop. 1 I MOBILE LUBRICATION 1 Czzrx Callwfl for um! Dr'liz'l'l'ml . Burnside Avenue, corner Rockaway Turnpike Loren Murchison 85 Co., Inc. l La,,.re,,ce.N,Y. + SOLD IN YOUR SCHOOL + X SOLD IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 40 Clinton Street Newark, N. J. Class rings and pins, club and fraternity pins, medals and trophies. Invitations and Diplomas Breyer Ice Cream Company, Inc. Ir+++-4+++ +++ loo Abrams, Dr. l. gl Accessory Klart . INDEX OF ADVERTISERS PAGE A . ..... .. 87 ., .. 89 Aeolian Co, ..... ,, 95 Alder N Dobler . .. .. 87 Annes ,....,... . , 96 Anthony's ..,... .... 9 6 A R P .......,.,.. ..,. 1 U0 Aschettino l3lorist ... .. 90 Austin Shop .,.. .. .. 92 B Bea's Tea Room .,...... .. 91 Berg, Philip ...,.. .. 92 Berger, Famous . .. .. 87 Boris .......,,.... . . 92 Breyer lce Cream 100 Brous, Lee .,...,...... . . 87 Budget Shop ,...,..,..... .. , 92 Burnside Auto Service .... . .. IUO C Cedarhurst Baseball Club . .. . . 98 Cedarhurst Dept. Store ..,..,... .. 93 Cedarhurst Grocer ........,....,. . . 88 Central Auto Sr lilectric Service ..... ., 98 Central Theater .,.,.............. . . 93 Country Lile Press .,., . . 99 D Dalsimer .... ...... . . 91 Dodd, L. Y. . .. .. 88 E Edsell, L. P. . .... . .. 88 F Peldstein, William B.. ... ..... 88 liranklort, ll. K Son ,... ......... 96 Friend .........,.,... ..... 8 9, 9 3, 98 G Gauntt LSL Place ... .. .. 89 Grace Shop . ,,.. . . 911 Crant, Wesley .... . . Grennan Bakeries Horan Engraving 96 ...lllll H Co, .. 97 Hymanis Shoe Store ,.,. .. 96 I Inwood National Bank ,... . . 90 l L Lawrence-Cedarhurst Bank Leltotl, Michael ,....... , Light, Rosalind .,...... . Lincoln, Lawrence gl. ... Loren Murchison ,,.,. Louis' ........... Luther. C. Xl. .. .... M Nlacllonald. C. C. ..,.. . Mackey, P. R. .,....... . Nlagefs Radio Shop . Mclinsky R NlcXicoll .., Meserole, l5rank D, . N New Central Market ..,. O O'Connor's .. .. .. Ostwald .... Outside ln ..,. .... P Peninsula Barber Shop . ,. Peninsula National Bank . R Robert Drug Co. ..,.,... . Rockaway Savings Bank . Roulston Managers ...... S Sagman 51 Dronge ..... Sakotl Bros. ...... . Shilowitz, Samuel .... Simon's ...,...,. .. Southern Kitchen ,... T Task, joseph ..,......., lomilty, john l,, .. Town Shops .,... ,.. V Valencia Nleat Klarket Village Barn , .,.,.,.,.. . W Weisman, glean ....,,.... Westminster ..,...,...... Weyant Coal and Oil Corp. . . . .. ioi 1 moe 95 jf' ff Ss . 89 81 100 90 96 90 91 '91 92 ... 100 92 98 98 96 9 1 92 93 87 93 91 88 91 87 93 90 88 89 90 92 96 96 91 B 74457-,J x Mfg! g men 5 . . . LJ 2f2'1fw WWW Q Www ' Mu'f55 fff' M4 ZmJZ'LiL77'MMo 7401 424264 gf-MMM ,Aww egmfu y 69 if 3' 1 kfifff eff yi? ,wf LlTM.4M. Gif